The Spanish verb mirar means "to look at". Below are its
8 tenses as tables,
4 example sentences and answers to 3 common questions.
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Meaning
to look at
Type
Regular -ar verb
Gerund
mirando
Past participle
mirado
Quick answer
The present tense of mirar is yo miro, tú miras, él/ella/usted mira, nosotros miramos, vosotros miráis, ellos/ellas/ustedes miran. It is a regular -ar verb, so every tense takes the standard -ar endings. The tables below cover 8 tenses, from the present to the present perfect. Every present form and 4 example sentences have a listen button.
Present tense of mirar
PresentPresente
yo
miro
tú
miras
él/ella/usted
mira
nosotros
miramos
vosotros
miráis
ellos/ellas/ustedes
miran
More tenses of mirar
PreteritePretérito perfecto simple
yo
miré
tú
miraste
él/ella/usted
miró
nosotros
miramos
vosotros
mirasteis
ellos/ellas/ustedes
miraron
ImperfectPretérito imperfecto
yo
miraba
tú
mirabas
él/ella/usted
miraba
nosotros
mirábamos
vosotros
mirabais
ellos/ellas/ustedes
miraban
FutureFuturo simple
yo
miraré
tú
mirarás
él/ella/usted
mirará
nosotros
miraremos
vosotros
miraréis
ellos/ellas/ustedes
mirarán
ConditionalCondicional simple
yo
miraría
tú
mirarías
él/ella/usted
miraría
nosotros
miraríamos
vosotros
miraríais
ellos/ellas/ustedes
mirarían
Present subjunctivePresente de subjuntivo
yo
mire
tú
mires
él/ella/usted
mire
nosotros
miremos
vosotros
miréis
ellos/ellas/ustedes
miren
ImperativeImperativo afirmativo
tú
mira
usted
mire
nosotros
miremos
vosotros
mirad
ustedes
miren
Present perfectPretérito perfecto compuesto
yo
he mirado
tú
has mirado
él/ella/usted
ha mirado
nosotros
hemos mirado
vosotros
habéis mirado
ellos/ellas/ustedes
han mirado
Notes on mirar
Mirar is regular. It follows the regular -ar model, with forms such as miro, miré, miraba, and miraré.
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