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    Acostar conjugation in Spanish

    to put to bed (acostarse = to go to bed, to lie down)

    irregular gerund acostandopast participle acostado

    Here is the full acostar conjugation in Spanish, with audio for every form. How it changes: a regular -ar verb, with the same endings as hablar in every tense.

    Acostar conjugation chart

    Acostar present tense

    presente · I speak

    yoI put to bed
    túyou put to bed
    vosyou put to bed
    él, ella, ustedhe/she puts to bed
    nosotroswe put to bed
    vosotrosyou all put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey put to bed

    The highlighted forms change their stem. Notice that nosotros, vosotros and vos stay out: draw a line around the forms that change and you get a boot, which is why these are called “boot verbs.”

    Acostar preterite

    pretérito · I spoke

    yoI put to bed
    túyou put to bed
    vosyou put to bed
    él, ella, ustedhe/she put to bed
    nosotroswe put to bed
    vosotrosyou all put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey put to bed

    Regular: same endings as hablar.

    Acostar imperfect

    pretérito imperfecto · I used to speak

    yoI used to put to bed
    túyou used to put to bed
    vosyou used to put to bed
    él, ella, ustedhe/she used to put to bed
    nosotroswe used to put to bed
    vosotrosyou all used to put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey used to put to bed

    Regular: same endings as hablar.

    Acostar future

    futuro · I will speak

    yoI will put to bed
    túyou will put to bed
    vosyou will put to bed
    él, ella, ustedhe/she will put to bed
    nosotroswe will put to bed
    vosotrosyou all will put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey will put to bed

    Regular: same endings as hablar.

    Acostar conditional

    condicional · I would speak

    yoI would put to bed
    túyou would put to bed
    vosyou would put to bed
    él, ella, ustedhe/she would put to bed
    nosotroswe would put to bed
    vosotrosyou all would put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthey would put to bed

    Regular: same endings as hablar.

    Acostar present subjunctive

    presente de subjuntivo · that I speak

    yothat I put to bed
    túthat you put to bed
    vosthat you put to bed
    él, ella, ustedthat he/she put to bed
    nosotrosthat we put to bed
    vosotrosthat you all put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesthat they put to bed

    Irregular in yo, tú, él/ella/usted and ellos/ustedes (in red): acueste, acuestes…; the other forms are regular.

    Acostar imperfect subjunctive

    imperfecto de subjuntivo · if I spoke

    yoif I put to bed
    túif you put to bed
    vosif you put to bed
    él, ella, ustedif he/she put to bed
    nosotrosif we put to bed
    vosotrosif you all put to bed
    ellos, ellas, ustedesif they put to bed

    Regular: same endings as hablar.

    In the subjunctive, vos takes the same form as tú in careful speech. The imperfect subjunctive also has an -se form (acostase), more common in writing.

    Acostar affirmative commands

    imperativo · speak!

    túput to bed!
    vosput to bed!
    ustedput to bed!
    nosotroslet's put to bed!
    vosotrosput to bed!
    ustedesput to bed!

    The tú form is the él form of the present: acuesta. Usted, nosotros and ustedes come from the present subjunctive (acueste, acostemos, acuesten).

    Acostar negative commands

    imperativo negativo · don't speak!

    túdon't put to bed!
    vosdon't put to bed!
    usteddon't put to bed!
    nosotroslet's not put to bed!
    vosotrosdon't put to bed!
    ustedesdon't put to bed!

    Built from the present subjunctive: no + acuestes, acueste…

    Always the verb haber + the past participle acostado, which never changes.

    Acostar present perfect

    pretérito perfecto · I have spoken

    yohe acostado
    túhas acostado
    voshas acostado
    él, ella, ustedha acostado
    nosotroshemos acostado
    vosotroshabéis acostado
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshan acostado

    Acostar pluperfect

    pluscuamperfecto · I had spoken

    yohabía acostado
    túhabías acostado
    voshabías acostado
    él, ella, ustedhabía acostado
    nosotroshabíamos acostado
    vosotroshabíais acostado
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabían acostado

    Acostar future perfect

    futuro perfecto · I will have spoken

    yohabré acostado
    túhabrás acostado
    voshabrás acostado
    él, ella, ustedhabrá acostado
    nosotroshabremos acostado
    vosotroshabréis acostado
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrán acostado

    Acostar conditional perfect

    condicional perfecto · I would have spoken

    yohabría acostado
    túhabrías acostado
    voshabrías acostado
    él, ella, ustedhabría acostado
    nosotroshabríamos acostado
    vosotroshabríais acostado
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshabrían acostado

    Acostar present perfect subjunctive

    pretérito perfecto de subjuntivo · that I have spoken

    yohaya acostado
    túhayas acostado
    voshayas acostado
    él, ella, ustedhaya acostado
    nosotroshayamos acostado
    vosotroshayáis acostado
    ellos, ellas, ustedeshayan acostado

    In Latin America, ustedes is the only “you all”; vosotros is used only in Spain. Vos is used in Argentina, Uruguay and much of Central America. Uncheck the boxes above to hide what you don’t need.

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