Spanish Verb BARRER - to sweep. Regular ER family

Spanish Verb BARRER: to sweep

The Spanish verb barrer means 'to sweep' and is a regular Spanish ER verb.

To remember this, imagine having to sweep the BAR AREA!

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to sweep: barrer
Imagine having to sweep the BAR AREA!

VERB CONJUGATION TABLE BARRER - to sweep
Simple Tenses - Spanish Verb barrer
TENSE	yo	tú	él, ella, usted	nosotros	vosotros	ellos, ellas, ustedes
Present Presente sweep	barro	barres	barre	barremos	barréis	barren
Imperfect Imperfecto swept	barría	barrías	barría	barríamos	barríais	barrían
Preterit Pretérito swept	barrí	barriste	barrió	barrimos	barristeis	barrieron
Future Futuro will sweep	barreré	barrerás	barrerá	barreremos	barreréis	barrerán
Conditional Condicional would sweep	barrería	barrerías	barrería	barreríamos	barreríais	barrerían
Subjunctive Subjuntivo may sweep	barra	barras	barra	barramos	barráis	barran
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subj. might sweep	barriera	barrieras	barriera	barriéramos	barriereis	barrieran
Imperfect Subjunctive Imperfecto de Subj. might sweep	barriese	barrieses	barriese	barriésemos	barrieseis	barriesen
Imperatives Spanish Verb barrer - to sweep
Imperative Imperativo sweep!		barre!	barra!	barramos!	barred!	barran!
Negative Imperative Imperativo Negativo don't sweep!		no barras!	no barra!	no barramos!	no barráis!	no barran!
Compound Tenses of the Spanish Verb BARRER Past Participle: barrido - swept
Present Perfect Perfecto de Indicativo have swept	he barrido	has barrido	ha barrido	hemos barrido	habéis barrido	han barrido
Preterit Perfect Pretérito Anterior had swept	hube barrido	hubiste barrido	hubo barrido	hubimos barrido	hubisteis barrido	hubieron barrido
Past Perfect Pluscuamperfecto had swept	había barrido	habías barrido	había barrido	habíamos barrido	habíais barrido	habían barrido
Present Perfect Subj Presente Perfecto Subj may have swept	haya barrido	hayas barrido	haya barrido	hayamos barrido	hayáis barrido	hayan barrido
Future Perfect Futuro Perfecto will have swept	habré barrido	habrás barrido	habrá barrido	habremos barrido	habréis barrido	habrán barrido
Conditional Perfect Condicional Perfecto would have .swept	habría barrido	habrías barrido	habría barrido	habríamos barrido	habríais barrido	habrían barrido
Pluperfect Subjunctive Pluscuamperf. de sbj might have swept	hubiera barrido	hubieras barrido	hubiera barrido	hubiéramos barrido	hubierais barrido	hubieran barrido
	hubiese barrido	hubieses barrido	hubiese barrido	hubiésemos barrido	hubieseis barrido	hubiesen barrido
Progressive Tenses BARRER Present Participle: barriendo - sweeping
Present Progressive Presente Progressivo am sweeping	estoy barriendo	estás barriendo	está barriendo	estamos barriendo	está barriendo	están barriendo
Preterit Progressive Pretérito Prog was sweeping	estuve barriendo	estuviste barriendo	estuvo barriendo	estuvimos barriendo	estuvisteis barriendo	estuvieron barriendo
Imperfect Progressive Imperfecto Prog had been sweeping	estaba barriendo	estabas barriendo	estaba barriendo	estábamos barriendo	estabais barriendo	estaban barriendo
Future Progressive Futuro Perfecto Prog will be sweeping	estaré barriendo	estarás barriendo	estará barriendo	estaremos barriendo	estaréis barriendo	estarán barriendo
Conditional Progressive Condicional perf. prog. would have been ...ing	estaría barriendo	estarías barriendo	estabría barriendo	estaríamos barriendo	estaríais barriendo	estarían barriendo
Subjunctive Progressive Subjuntivo Progressivo may've been sweeping	que ~ barriendo	que ~ barriendo	que ~ barriendo	que ~ barriendo	que ~ barriendo	que ~ barriendo

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USING the SPANISH VERB BARRER

barrer can also mean: to sweep away; to trounce; to look up and down aggressively (coll. Mex).
barrerse (vr) (Mex) : to skid (ie car); to slide (ie football).
barrer para dentro / para casa : to look after number one; to bat for the team.(coll).

el barredor / la barredora (nm/f) : sweeper (ie football).
el barredor de minas (nm) : mine sweeper.
el barredor del rio (nm) : river dredger.
el barrendero / la barrendera (nm/f) : road sweeper; street cleaner.

Barrer algo bajo la alfombra: To sweep something under the carpet.
barrido por el viento: to be swept along by the wind; windswept.
Me barrió: He looked me up and down (aggressively) (Mex).

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 regular ER verbs, the conjugations remain the same as for tú except for the addition of accents in the following tenses:
Presente: vos barrés
Imperativo: ¡barré!

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