Can someone tell me all the irregulare verbs in spanish, and show me how they are conjugated?
Please tell me all the verbs so I can learn them, and know them!
And with english translation, please!

like this:
Present:

TENER:
tengo= I am/have
tienes= you are/have
tiene= he, she, you is/are/has/have
and so on..

Present | Present Perfect
Imperfect | Pluperfect
Preterit | Past Anterior
Future | Future Perfect
Conditional | Cond. Perfect
Present | Present Perfect
Imperfect (-ra) | Pluperfect (-ra)
Imperfect (-se) | Pluperfect (-se)
Imperative |

Thank you,
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Question

Can someone tell me all the irregulare verbs in spanish, and show me how they are conjugated?
Please tell me all the verbs so I can learn them, and know them!
And with english translation, please! 

like this:
Present:

TENER:
tengo= I am/have
tienes= you are/have
tiene= he, she, you is/are/has/have
and so on..

 Present   |   Present Perfect  
  Imperfect   |   Pluperfect 
  Preterit   |   Past Anterior 
  Future   |   Future Perfect 
  Conditional   |   Cond. Perfect 
 Present   |   Present Perfect  
Imperfect (-ra)   |   Pluperfect (-ra) 
Imperfect (-se)   |   Pluperfect (-se) 
Imperative   |     

Thank you,
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¡Por Dios...!
se escribe "yo crezco", no cresco
se escribe "ella zurce", no surce
se escribe "nosotros zurcimos", no surcimos
Me parece perfecto que en la mayoría de los paises latinoamericanos el sonido de la z y la c se suavice al punto de que "casi" se confunda con la s, pero de ahí a no saber escribir las palabras  correctamente hay una gran diferencia.

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http://www.verbolog.com/conjuga.htm
In this site there are lot of verbs push one of them and you can see all their form  :) it is too long for write here each verb and their form sorry :)

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i don't think nobody is going to writte a book here for you to learn ALL irregular verbs in spanish. so you'd better find a gramatic and study it. don't be lazy or else you ain't going to learn anything.

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I don't know if you are stating that "tener" means to be AND to have, but it only means to have.

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Verbs that end in CAR , CER and CIR : 
TOCAR ( touch) /CRECER ( grow up ) /Zurcir ( sew ) 
I touch = yo toco/ I grow up = yo cresco/ I sew = Yo zurzo 
you touch = Tù tocas /You grow up = Tù creces/ You sew = Tù zurces 
He touches = Èl toca /He grows up = Èl crece/   He sews = Èl zurce 
She touches = Èlla toca/ She grows up = Èlla crece/ She sews = Èlla surce 
We touch = Nosotros tocamos /  We grow up = nosotros crecemos/  We swe = Nosotros surcimos 
Tey touch = Èllos tocan /  They grow up = ellos crecen /  They sew = Èllos zurcen

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