30 Examples of Verbs in Indicative - encyclopedia

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The indicative mood It is one of the three that makes up the verbal paradigm of the Spanish language and is the richest in variants.

The three modes of the Spanish verbal paradigm, then, are:

Indicative mode. Express objective ideas, assuming the central role when the intention is to inform. For example: morning will you come to my house.
Subjunctive mode. It expresses the plane of possibility or desire, closer to subjective values. For example: I want to come over to my house.
Imperative mode. Issues orders and requests. For example: Come to my house.

According to its composition:

Simple times. They refer to action in rather imprecise terms. They are built with a single word. For example: I am, they were, we saw.
Compound times. They place the aforementioned in a temporal relationship with another event. They are built with the verb to have (in the appropriate form) + the verb of interest as a participle. For example: had gone, have found.

According to its temporality:

Present. The indicative mood includes a single present form (love).
Past. The indicative mood has five forms of past tense: simple past perfect (i loved), past imperfect (loved), past perfect compound (I have loved), past perfect (had loved), Past perfect (I will have loved).
Future. The indicative mood has two future forms: future simple (i will love) and future perfect (I will have loved).
Conditional. The indicative mood has two forms of conditional: simple conditional (would love) and compound conditional (would have loved).

Ate. Simple past perfect / indicative mood / first person singular.
She met. Simple past perfect / indicative mood / third person singular.
They understood. Simple past perfect / indicative mood / third person plural.
We thought. Past imperfect / indicative mood / first person plural.
You played. Imperfect past / indicative mood / second person singular.
They smiled. Imperfect past tense / indicative mood / third person plural.
We have achieved. Preterite perfect compound / indicative mood / first person plural.
You have invested. Past perfect compound / indicative mood / second person singular.
Have resigned. Preterite perfect compound / indicative mood / third person plural.
We had wanted. Past perfect / indicative mood / first person plural.
You had debated. Past perfect / indicative mood / second person singular.
They had suffered. Past perfect / indicative mood / third person plural.
I have decided. Past preterite / indicative mood / first person singular.
You had resisted. Past preterite / indicative mood / second person singular.
They had saved. Past preterite / indicative mood / third person plural.

I will reserve. Future simple / indicative mood / first person singular.
You will come back. Future simple / indicative mood / second person singular.
Will charge. Future simple / indicative mood / third person plural.
We will have achieved. Future compound / indicative mood / first person plural.
You will have arranged. Future compound / indicative mood / second person singular.
They will have convinced. Future compound / indicative mood / third person plural.

We would dance. Simple conditional / indicative mood / first person plural.
Would you charge. Simple conditional / indicative mood / second person singular.
Would come. Simple conditional / indicative mood / third person singular.
Would have understood. Compound conditional / indicative mood / first person singular.
Would have done. Compound conditional / indicative mood / second person singular.
They would have bought. Compound conditional / indicative mood / third person plural.