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List of Verbs: Ends with -gar

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Verbs ending -gar
The only problem with these verbs is that you have to remember to maintain the spelling of
ga-gue-gui-go-gu.

If you make the error of maintaining the G and add -E endings required in some forms of the conjugation, you will form the incorrect combination of:
ja-ge-gi-jo-ju

When learning AR verb conjugations especially, concentrate on the regular verbs in the main tenses.
Once you get the endings down for present, imperfect, preterite, future, and conditional tenses - you've got AR verbs done.
By just SAYING these verbs with their normal endings the utterance will end up being correct. Spelling problems occur only in the written language, obviously, and that due to the spellings mentioned above.
 

This group of verbs is comprised of mostly regular verbs. A few are Stem-Changers, as is shown in the 4th column. The main problem that occurs is that of remembering to use the proper syllabic spellings from the sound chart: ga - gue - gui - go - gu in dealing with all forms of this verb when conjugating. Other than that, there shouldn't really be a problem.

Click on the various items in the top row below to hear explanations:
español
stem change
"yo"
subj stem
¿pretérito?
¿futuro?
inglés
  abnegar
e-ie
abniegu-
1st g-gu
to renounce
agregar
agregu-
1st g-gu
to add, collect, aggregate, collate, gather
ahogar
ahogu-
1st g-gu
to drown, choke, smother, stifle, suffocate
  albergar
albergu-
1st g-gu
to house, shelter, lodge
apagar
apagu-
1st g-gu
to turn off, turn out, extinguish
cargar
cargu-
1st g-gu
to load, bear, carry
castigar
castigu-
1st g-gu
to chastise, punish, penalize
colgar
o-ue
cuelgu-
1st g-gu
to hang
  comulgar
comulgu-
1st g-gu
to communicate
congregar
congregu-
1st g-gu
to congregate
  conjugar
conjugu-
1st g-gu
to conjugate
delegar
delegu-
1st g-gu
to delegate
  desarraigar
desarraigu-
1st g-gu
to uproot, root out, eradicate
  desplegar
e-ie
despliegu-
1st g-gu
to unfold, spread, lay out, deploy
  embragar
embragu-
1st g-gu
to sling, clutch (car)
  embriagar
embriagu-
1st g-gu
to intoxicate, inebriate, get drunk
encargar
encargu-
1st g-gu
to entrust, put in charge of
  enjalbegar
enjalbegu-
1st g-gu
to whitewash, paint the face
entregar
entregu-
1st g-gu
to return, give back, turn in
  estragar
estragu-
1st g-gu
to corrupt, ruin, spoil, ravage
  estregar
e-ie
estriegu-
1st g-gu
to rub, scrub, scour
fatigar
fatigu-
1st g-gu
to fatigue, wear out, tire out
  fregar
e-ie
friegu-
1st g-gu
to rub, scrub, scour, wash, mop
  homologar    
homologu-
1st g-gu
  to standardize
  instigar  
instigu-
1st g-gu
to instigate, incite, urge
interrogar
interrogu-
1st g-gu
to interrogate, question
investigar
investigu-
1st g-gu
to investigate, search, research
  irrigar  
irrigu-
1st g-gu
to irrigate
  irrogar
irrogu-
1st g-gu
to cause, occasion (harm, danger)
  jeringar    
jeringu-
1stg-gu
  to syringe, give an enema
jugar
u-ue
juegu-
1st g-gu
to play (games, sports)
juzgar
juzgu-
1st g-gu
to judge
  ligar
ligu-
1st g-gu
to tie, bind, join, unite
llegar
llegu-
1st g-gu
to arrive
  mitigar
mitigu-
1st g-gu
to mitigate, alleviate, allay, assuage, soothe, quench
navegar
navegu-
1st g-gu
to navigate, sail, set out
negar
e-ie
niegu-
1st g-gu
to negate, say no
obligar
obligu-
1st g-gu
to oblige, obligate
  otorgar
otorgu-
1st g-gu
to grant, give, award
pagar
pagu-
1st g-gu
to pay
pegar
pegu-
1st g-gu
to hit, strike
prolongar
prolongu-
1st g-gu
to prolong, drag out
promulgar
promulgu-
1st g-gu
to promulgate
  propagar
propagu-
1st g-gu
to propagate
  prorrogar
prorrogu-
1st g-gu
to prolong, extend
rasgar
rasgu-
1st g-gu
to rend, tear, rip, scratch
  recargar
recargu-
1st g-gu
to reload, recharge, load, overload
  rogar
o-ue
ruegu-
1st g-gu
to bid, request, plead, pray, beseech
  segar
e-ie
 
siegu-
1st g-gu
  to harvest, reap, mow, cut down
  segregar
segregu-
1st g-gu
to segregate
testigar
testigu-
1st g-gu
to testify, bear witness
tragar
tragu-
1st g-gu
to swallow, gulp
vengar
vengu-
1st g-gu
to avenge