Querer Conjugation

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Verb Meaning(s): to want

Querer - Present Tense

I want, I do want, I am wanting

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Querer - Preterite Tense

I wanted

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Querer - Imperfect Tense

I was wanting, I used to want, I wanted sometimes

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Querer - Present Perfect

I have wanted

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Querer - Present Progressive

I am wanting (right now)

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Querer - Conditional

I would want

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Querer - Future

I will want

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Querer - Imperative/Command

Want!

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Querer - Subjunctive

She hopes I want

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Next Steps in Mastering “Querer”

Now that you’ve reviewed how to conjugate querer, deepen your understanding by exploring its use in specific contexts: see how intention is expressed in the future tense of querer, and how habitual desire is conveyed with the imperfect tense of querer. For expressing polite requests or doubt, explore the subjunctive mood of querer. You can also compare it with other high-use verbs like poder for expressing ability. For a complete overview of Spanish verb forms, visit our Complete Spanish Verb Guide. Keep at it—each new tense sharpens your Spanish skills!