Derrick’s Musings

I have finished most of the base coding for the new version 2.0 of Spanish Verbs, and now I need to write the content for all the verb conjugations. I was able to do a lot of the coding work with automation, but unfortunately verb conjugations are not as uniform as code is so it is necessary to manually input every conjugation for all the verbs. The great news for all of you is that the list of verbs is now at 100, roughly four times more than version 1.0! Here is a list of all the verbs included in version 2.0, with the original verbs from version 1.0 in bold:

abrir, aceptar, andar, apagar, aprender, bailar, beber, buscar, caber, caerse, cambiar, cancelar, cantar, cerrar, comenzar, comer, comprar, comprender, conducir, conocer, contar, correr, cortar, creer, dar, decir, dejar, desear, despertar, dibujar, dormir, empezar, encender, encontrar, enseñar, entender, enviar, escribir, escuchar, esperar, estar, estudiar, explicar, firmar, fumar, gastar, haber, hablar, hacer, herir, intentar, ir, jugar, leer, limpiar, llenar, llover, manejar, marcharse, mirar, nadar, necesitar, oir, olvidar, organizar, pagar, peinarse, pensar, perder, permitir, poder, poner, prender, preocuparse, prestar, quejarse, querer, querer, recibir, reparar, responder, romper, saber, salir, sentarse, ser, tener, terminar, tomar, toser, trabajar, traducir, traer, usar, utilizar, vender, venir, ver, viajar, vivir, volar