Pasear Conjugation

Begin your adventure with Pasear Conjugation in Spanish. Our page provides a comprehensive look at ‘Pasear’ across all 16 tenses, featuring interactive practices, games, and detailed charts to enhance your learning experience. Perfect for anyone eager to master Spanish verbs. Continue exploring with our Spanish verb conjugation page.

Verb Meaning(s): to stroll, to walk

Pasear - Present Tense

I have, I do have, I am having

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Pasear - Preterite Tense

I had

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Pasear - Imperfect Tense

I was having, I used to have, I had sometimes

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Pasear - Present Perfect

I have had

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Pasear - Present Progressive

I am having (right now)

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Pasear - Conditional

I would have

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Pasear - Future

I will have

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Pasear - Imperative/Command

Have!

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Pasear - Subjunctive

She hopes I have

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Take Your Spanish Further with “Pasear”

Now that you’ve explored the full conjugation of pasear, deepen your skills by focusing on key tenses such as the present tense of pasear, the preterite tense of pasear, and the subjunctive tense of pasear. For a complete review of verb moods and conjugation patterns, visit our Complete Spanish Verb Guide. Keep practicing and enjoy your journey!