Spanish Verb LIAR - to tie up. Irregular AR family

Spanish Verb LIAR: to tie up

The Spanish verb liar means 'to tie up ' and is an irregular Spanish AR verb.

To remember this, imagine the prisoner is called a LIAR and LEERS as they tie him up!
Liar makes conjugation changes in the Present, Present Subjunctive and Imperative tenses by adding an accent to the i.
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Read on, below the LIAR verb table...

to tie up: liar
Imagine you the prisoner is called a LIAR and LEERS as they tie him up!

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE liar
Simple Tenses liar
TENSE	yo	tú	él, ella, usted	nosotros	vosotros	ellos, ellas, ustedes
Present Presente tie up	lío	lías	lía	liamos	liáis, liais	lían
Imperfect Imperfecto tied up	liaba	liabas	liaba	liábamos	liabais	liaban
Preterit Pretérito tied up	lié, lie	liaste	lió, lio	liamos	liasteis	liaron
Future Futuro will tie up	liaré	liarás	liará	liaremos	liaréis	liarán
Conditional Condicional would tie up	liaría	liarías	liaría	liaríamos	liaríais	liarían
Subjunctive Subjuntivo may tie up	líe	líes	líe	liemos	liéis, lieis	líen
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subjuntivo may tie up	liara	liaras	liara	liáramos	liarais	liaran
	liase	liases	liase	liásemos	liaseis	liasen
Imperative Tenses liar
Imperative Imperativo tie up!		¡lía!	¡líe!	¡liemos!	¡liad!	¡líen!
Negative Imperative Imperativo Negativo don't tie up!		¡no líes!	¡no líe!	¡no liemos!	¡no liéis! ¡no lieis!	¡no líen!
Compound Tenses liar - Past Participle liado - tied up
Present Perfect Perfecto de Indicativo have tied up	he liado	has liado	ha liado	hemos liado	habéis liado	han liado
Preterit Perfect Pretérito Anterior had tied up	hube liado	hubiste liado	hubo liado	hubimos liado	hubisteis liado	hubieron liado
Past Perfect Pluscuamperfecto had tied up	había liado	habías liado	había liado	habíamos liado	habíais liado	habían liado
Present Perfect Subjunctive Pretérito perfecto have tied up	haya liado	hayas liado	haya liado	hayamos liado	hayáis liado	hayan liado
Future Perfect Futuro Perfecto will have tied up	habré liado	habrás liado	habrá liado	habremos liado	habréis liado	habrán liado
Conditional Perfect Condicional Perfecto would have tied up	habría liado	habrías liado	habría liado	habríamos liado	habríais liado	habrían liado
Pluperfect Pluscuamperfecto may have tied up	hubiera liado	hubieras liado	hubiera liado	hubiéramos liado	hubierais liado	hubieran liado
Pluperfect Pluscuamperfecto may have tied up	hubiese liado	hubieses liado	hubiese liado	hubiésemos liado	hubieseis liado	hubiesen liado
Progressive Tenses: Present Participle liando - tying up
Present Progressive Presente Progressivo am tying up	estoy liando	estás liando	está liando	estamos liando	está liando	están liando
Preterit Progressive Pretérito was tying up	estuve liando	estuviste liando	estuvo liando	estuvimos liando	estuvisteis liando	estuvieron liando
Imperfect Progressive Imperfecto had been tying up	estaba liando	estabas liando	estaba liando	estábamos liando	estabais liando	estaban liando
Future Progressive Futuro Perfecto will be tying up	estaré liando	estarás liando	estará liando	estaremos liando	estaréis liando	estarán liando
Conditional Progressive Condicional perfecto would've been tying up	estaría liando	estarías liando	estabría liando	estaríamos liando	estaríais liando	estarían liando
Subjunctive Progressive Subjuntivo may've been tying up	que ~ liando	que ~ liando	que ~ liando	que ~ liando	que ~ liando	que ~ liando

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MORE on the SPANISH VERB liar

liar can also mean: to wrap up, to bundle up; to roll (cigarette); to complicate, to get in a muddle (coll).
liarse (vr): to get complicated, to get confused, to get tied up in something (coll).

liarla: to mess something up, to cause a mess/stir (coll).
liarla parda: a complete mess; a big party.

el liante / la lianta (nm/f): smoothy, smooth talker (fam Esp).
liado/a (adj m/f): tied up.
estar liado: to be tied up/ busy (coll).
liado/a con algo: to be involved with something (coll).
liado/a con alguien: to be involved with someone (coll).

vos replaces tú - you, informal, singular -
- in Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and also in some countries of Central America.
Sometimes it also replaces the formal singular 'Usted'.
In irregular AR verbs, the conjugations remain the same as for tú except for the addition of accents in the following tenses:
Presente: vos liáis / liais
Presente de Subjuntivo: vos liéis / lieis

HOW TO CONQUER SPANISH VERB CONJUGATION

The Spanish verb for tie up liar is an Irregular AR verb.
Learn to conjugate liar and it will reinforce this irregular pattern.
Do a series of verbs every day for a month and you will have a solid knowledge of the verbs' conjugation patterns. Keep doing them with a new one every day from the Spanish Verbs List.
The same applies to the various patterns. Each month we feature a daily verb from one of the major pattern groups.
Repeating these tables aloud 10 times throughout the day will better embed the patterns into your subconscious, and your long term memory.
Reciting aloud is a great way for you to practice your pronunciation, and helps you to memorize the conjugations.

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