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            <title>100 Most Common Spanish Verbs</title>
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            <description>All of these 100 Most Common Spanish Verbs are in the 'INFINITIVE' form of the verb or the basic form of the verb.  In English they are always preceeded by the word 'to'.
Example:  nadar - to swim, esperar - to wait, aceptar - to accept, etc 

  
*= The translation of these verbs with one word is very inadequate.</description>
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            <description>All of these 100 Most Common Spanish Verbs are in the 'INFINITIVE' form of the verb or the basic form of the verb.  In English they are always preceeded by the word 'to'.
Example:  nadar - to swim, esperar - to wait, aceptar - to accept, etc 

  
*= The translation of these verbs with one word is very inadequate.</description>
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