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Download 1.2. Free Spanish Desktop Conjugator for windows
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OS: Win95/Win98/Windows2000/Windows2003/WinME/WinNT 3.x/WinNT 4.x/WinXP
License: Freeware
Rating: 4
Views/Downloads: 399/44
Conjugate Irregulars This program conjugates all Spanish infinitives including all irregulars quickly and easily.
Desktop Access Keep it on your desktop for quick access to conjugations.
No Typing Click on the conjugated form to copy it to your clipboard. Then past into your document without typing.
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This program correctly conjugates all Spanish infinitives including all irregular forms.
1. Enter a Spanish infinitive in the Infinitive box. 2. Select a Tense. 3. Then click the Conjugate button.
Accented letters (??, ?©, ?, ??, ??) can be entered by adding an apostrophe before the letter that needs the accent.
To enter the letter "?±" type a tilda (~) then the letter "n". To enter the letter "??" type a colon (:) then the letter "u".
Click on the conjugated form to copy it to your clipboard. Then paste it into your document without retyping.
Infinitives are conjugated using standard conjugation rules. Any text entered will be treated as an infinitive provided it ends with ar, er or ir.