Use the present for current states, habits and actions. The subject can be omitted when the verb makes it clear.
Vosotros is informal plural you in Spain. Ustedes uses the ellos/ellas form and is the usual plural you in Latin America.
entroI go in (present)
entrasyou go in (present)
entrahe/she goes in (present)
entramoswe go in (present)
entráisyou all (vosotros) go in (present)
entranthey go in (present)
Entrar in the preterite tense
Use the preterite for a completed event in the past, viewed as a whole.
entréI went in (preterite)
entrasteyou went in (preterite)
entróhe/she went in (preterite)
entramoswe went in (preterite)
entrasteisyou all (vosotros) went in (preterite)
entraronthey went in (preterite)
Entrar in the imperfect tense
Use the imperfect for past habits, ongoing situations and background descriptions, without marking their endpoint.
entrabaI used to go in (imperfect)
entrabasyou used to go in (imperfect)
entrabahe/she used to go in (imperfect)
entrábamoswe used to go in (imperfect)
entrabaisyou all (vosotros) used to go in (imperfect)
entrabanthey used to go in (imperfect)
Entrar in the future tense
Use the simple future for what will happen. Spanish also uses this tense for a guess about the present.
entraréI will go in (future)
entrarásyou will go in (future)
entraráhe/she will go in (future)
entraremoswe will go in (future)
entraréisyou all (vosotros) will go in (future)
entraránthey will go in (future)
Entrar in the conditional tense
Use the conditional for what would happen, a polite request or a hypothetical situation.
entraríaI would go in (conditional)
entraríasyou would go in (conditional)
entraríahe/she would go in (conditional)
entraríamoswe would go in (conditional)
entraríaisyou all (vosotros) would go in (conditional)
entraríanthey would go in (conditional)
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Entrar conjugation chart
All six persons. Blue, bold forms differ from regular endings, including spelling changes that preserve pronunciation.
Person
Present
Preterite
Imperfect
Future
Conditional
yo
entro
entré
entraba
entraré
entraría
tú
entras
entraste
entrabas
entrarás
entrarías
él / ella / usted
entra
entró
entraba
entrará
entraría
nosotros / nosotras
entramos
entramos
entrábamos
entraremos
entraríamos
vosotros / vosotras
entráis
entrasteis
entrabais
entraréis
entraríais
ellos / ellas / ustedes
entran
entraron
entraban
entrarán
entrarían
Entrar in the present tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
entro
I go in
tú
entras
you go in
él / ella / usted
entra
he/she goes in
nosotros / nosotras
entramos
we go in
vosotros / vosotras
entráis
you all (vosotros) go in
ellos / ellas / ustedes
entran
they go in
Entrar in the preterite tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
entré
I went in
tú
entraste
you went in
él / ella / usted
entró
he/she went in
nosotros / nosotras
entramos
we went in
vosotros / vosotras
entrasteis
you all (vosotros) went in
ellos / ellas / ustedes
entraron
they went in
Entrar in the imperfect tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
entraba
I used to go in
tú
entrabas
you used to go in
él / ella / usted
entraba
he/she used to go in
nosotros / nosotras
entrábamos
we used to go in
vosotros / vosotras
entrabais
you all (vosotros) used to go in
ellos / ellas / ustedes
entraban
they used to go in
Entrar in the future tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
entraré
I will go in
tú
entrarás
you will go in
él / ella / usted
entrará
he/she will go in
nosotros / nosotras
entraremos
we will go in
vosotros / vosotras
entraréis
you all (vosotros) will go in
ellos / ellas / ustedes
entrarán
they will go in
Entrar in the conditional tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
entraría
I would go in
tú
entrarías
you would go in
él / ella / usted
entraría
he/she would go in
nosotros / nosotras
entraríamos
we would go in
vosotros / vosotras
entraríais
you all (vosotros) would go in
ellos / ellas / ustedes
entrarían
they would go in
Is entrar irregular?
Entrar follows the regular ar pattern in these five tenses.
Questions about entrar
How do you conjugate entrar in the present?
The present forms are entro, entras, entra, entramos, entráis, entran, in the order yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, vosotros and ellos/ellas/ustedes.
What is the preterite of entrar?
entré, entraste, entró, entramos, entrasteis, entraron. For example, entré means “I went in”.
Is entrar irregular?
Entrar follows the regular ar pattern in these five tenses.
What is the difference between the preterite and imperfect of entrar?
The preterite (entré) presents a completed event; the imperfect (entraba) gives a past habit or background situation. The English glosses are “I went in” and “I used to go in”, but context determines the best translation.
What are the future and conditional of entrar?
The yo forms are entraré (“I will go in”) and entraría (“I would go in”). The full charts above include every person.