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Conjugation of correr in Galician

correrto runregular

Presente

Actions happening now or habitually.

PersonConjugation
eucorro
ticorres
el/elacorre
nóscorremos
vóscorredes
eles/elascorren

Pretéritosimple past

Completed actions in the past.

PersonConjugation
eucorrín
ticorreches
el/elacorreu
nóscorremos
vóscorrestes
eles/elascorreron

Common mistakes in the Pretérito

  • eucorrícorrínConfusion with Spanish: in Galician the preterite 1st person is corrín (stress on -ín).
  • ticorristecorrechesDon't use the Spanish -iste ending; Galician 2nd singular preterite typically ends -ches (correches).

Imperfecto

Ongoing or habitual actions in the past.

PersonConjugation
eucorría
ticorrías
el/elacorría
nóscorriamos
vóscorriades
eles/elascorrían

Futurofuture

Actions that will happen.

PersonConjugation
eucorrerei
ticorrerás
el/elacorrerá
nóscorreremos
vóscorreredes
eles/elascorrerán

Condicionalconditional

Actions that would happen under some condition.

PersonConjugation
eucorrería
ticorrerías
el/elacorrería
nóscorreriamos
vóscorreriades
eles/elascorrerían

Subxuntivo presentepresent subjunctive

Wishes, doubts and possibilities in the present.

PersonConjugation
eucorra
ticorras
el/elacorra
nóscorramos
vóscorrades
eles/elascorran

Common mistakes in the Subxuntivo presente

  • ticorrescorrasUsing the indicative instead of the subjunctive: the correct present-subjunctive is 'corras' after triggers requiring subjunctive.

Subxuntivo imperfectoimperfect subjunctive

Hypothetical or unreal situations in the past.

PersonConjugation
eucorrese
ticorreses
el/elacorrese
nóscorresemos
vóscorresedes
eles/elascorresen

Imperativoimperative

Commands and requests.

PersonConjugation
ticorre
el/elacorra
nóscorramos
vóscorrede
eles/elascorran

Xerundiogerund

The -ing form used for ongoing action.

PersonConjugation
eucorrendo
ticorrendo
el/elacorrendo
nóscorrendo
vóscorrendo
eles/elascorrendo

Common mistakes in the Xerundio

  • eucorriendocorrendoSpanish gerund (corriendo) is often used by mistake; Galician gerund is correndo.

Participiopast participle

The form used in compound tenses and the passive.

PersonConjugation
eucorrido
ticorrido
el/elacorrido
nóscorrido
vóscorrido
eles/elascorrido

Related Galician verbs

correr — frequently asked questions

Is correr a regular verb?
Yes — correr is a regular Galician verb, so it follows the standard endings for its group.
What does correr mean?
correr is a Galician verb meaning "to run".