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Entrar conjugation

entrar · to enter, to go in

Regular verb-ar verbTop 100 verb

At a glance: Entrar means "to enter", "to go in" or "to come in". It's a fully regular -ar verb. You'll hear ¿puedo entrar? (can I come in?) and ¡entra! (come in!) all the time.

Presententro, entras, entra, entramos, entráis, entran
Past participleentrado
Gerundentrando
entrar conjugation chart in Spanish: present, preterite, imperfect, future, conditional and present subjunctive
Entrar conjugation chart. Letters in red are irregular.
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Entrar en or entrar a?

Both are correct: entrar en la casa is more common in Spain, entrar a la casa in Latin America. Useful phrases: me entró hambre (I got hungry), no me entra (it doesn't fit / I can't get it into my head).

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Indicative tenses of entrar

Facts and things that happen: the tenses you'll use most.

Present indicative

yoentroI enter
túentrasyou enter
él/ella/ustedentrahe/she enters
nosotros/asentramoswe enter
vosotros/asentráisyou all enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesentranthey enter

Spain uses entrar en, Latin America mostly entrar a. Both are correct.

Preterite indicative

yoentréI entered
túentrasteyou entered
él/ella/ustedentróhe/she entered
nosotros/asentramoswe entered
vosotros/asentrasteisyou all entered
ellos/ellas/ustedesentraronthey entered

Imperfect indicative

yoentrabaI used to enter
túentrabasyou used to enter
él/ella/ustedentrabahe/she used to enter
nosotros/asentrábamoswe used to enter
vosotros/asentrabaisyou all used to enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesentrabanthey used to enter

Present continuous indicative

yoestoy entrandoI am entering
túestás entrandoyou are entering
él/ella/ustedestá entrandohe/she is entering
nosotros/asestamos entrandowe are entering
vosotros/asestáis entrandoyou all are entering
ellos/ellas/ustedesestán entrandothey are entering

estar + gerund

Informal future indicative

yovoy a entrarI am going to enter
túvas a entraryou are going to enter
él/ella/ustedva a entrarhe/she is going to enter
nosotros/asvamos a entrarwe are going to enter
vosotros/asvais a entraryou all are going to enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesvan a entrarthey are going to enter

ir a + infinitive

Future indicative

yoentraréI will enter
túentrarásyou will enter
él/ella/ustedentraráhe/she will enter
nosotros/asentraremoswe will enter
vosotros/asentraréisyou all will enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesentraránthey will enter

Conditional indicative

yoentraríaI would enter
túentraríasyou would enter
él/ella/ustedentraríahe/she would enter
nosotros/asentraríamoswe would enter
vosotros/asentraríaisyou all would enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesentraríanthey would enter

Present perfect indicative

yohe entradoI have entered
túhas entradoyou have entered
él/ella/ustedha entradohe/she has entered
nosotros/ashemos entradowe have entered
vosotros/ashabéis entradoyou all have entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshan entradothey have entered

haber (present) + past participle

Past perfect indicative

yohabía entradoI had entered
túhabías entradoyou had entered
él/ella/ustedhabía entradohe/she had entered
nosotros/ashabíamos entradowe had entered
vosotros/ashabíais entradoyou all had entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshabían entradothey had entered

haber (imperfect) + past participle

Future perfect indicative

yohabré entradoI will have entered
túhabrás entradoyou will have entered
él/ella/ustedhabrá entradohe/she will have entered
nosotros/ashabremos entradowe will have entered
vosotros/ashabréis entradoyou all will have entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshabrán entradothey will have entered

haber (future) + past participle

Conditional perfect indicative

yohabría entradoI would have entered
túhabrías entradoyou would have entered
él/ella/ustedhabría entradohe/she would have entered
nosotros/ashabríamos entradowe would have entered
vosotros/ashabríais entradoyou all would have entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshabrían entradothey would have entered

haber (conditional) + past participle

Subjunctive tenses of entrar

Wishes, doubts, emotions and "if" sentences.

Present subjunctive

yoentre(that) I enter
túentres(that) you enter
él/ella/ustedentre(that) he/she enters
nosotros/asentremos(that) we enter
vosotros/asentréis(that) you all enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesentren(that) they enter

Imperfect subjunctive

yoentrara(if) I entered
túentraras(if) you entered
él/ella/ustedentrara(if) he/she entered
nosotros/asentráramos(if) we entered
vosotros/asentrarais(if) you all entered
ellos/ellas/ustedesentraran(if) they entered

Future subjunctive

yoentrare(if) I enter
túentrares(if) you enter
él/ella/ustedentrare(if) he/she enters
nosotros/asentráremos(if) we enter
vosotros/asentrareis(if) you all enter
ellos/ellas/ustedesentraren(if) they enter

rarely used: legal & formal texts

Present perfect subjunctive

yohaya entrado(that) I have entered
túhayas entrado(that) you have entered
él/ella/ustedhaya entrado(that) he/she has entered
nosotros/ashayamos entrado(that) we have entered
vosotros/ashayáis entrado(that) you all have entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshayan entrado(that) they have entered

haber (present subj.) + past participle

Past perfect subjunctive

yohubiera entrado(if) I had entered
túhubieras entrado(if) you had entered
él/ella/ustedhubiera entrado(if) he/she had entered
nosotros/ashubiéramos entrado(if) we had entered
vosotros/ashubierais entrado(if) you all had entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshubieran entrado(if) they had entered

haber (imperfect subj.) + past participle

Future perfect subjunctive

yohubiere entrado(if) I will have entered
túhubieres entrado(if) you will have entered
él/ella/ustedhubiere entrado(if) he/she will have entered
nosotros/ashubiéremos entrado(if) we will have entered
vosotros/ashubiereis entrado(if) you all will have entered
ellos/ellas/ustedeshubieren entrado(if) they will have entered

rarely used: legal & formal texts

Imperative tenses of entrar

Commands and instructions.

Affirmative imperative

túentraenter!
ustedentreenter! (formal)
nosotros/asentremoslet's enter!
vosotros/asentradenter! (you all)
ustedesentrenenter! (you all, formal)

Negative imperative

túno entresdon't enter!
ustedno entredon't enter! (formal)
nosotros/asno entremoslet's not enter!
vosotros/asno entréisdon't enter! (you all)
ustedesno entrendon't enter! (you all, formal)

Practice entrar

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How to use entrar

Going in

Entramos en el museo.

We went into the museum.

Asking to come in

¿Se puede entrar?

Can I come in?

Fitting

No entra en la maleta.

It doesn't fit in the suitcase.

Starting work / school

Entro a trabajar a las nueve.

I start work at nine.

Feelings (entrar + noun)

Me entró sueño.

I got sleepy.

Example sentences with entrar

  • ¡Entra, entra!Come in, come in!
  • ¿Puedo entrar?Can I come in?
  • Entré sin hacer ruido.I went in without making noise.
  • Siempre entrábamos por la puerta de atrás.We always used to go in through the back door.
  • Entraremos a las ocho.We'll go in at eight.
  • No entres sin llamar.Don't come in without knocking.
  • Ha entrado mucha gente.A lot of people have come in.
  • Me entraron ganas de llorar.I felt like crying.

Verbs like entrar

Entrar follows the regular -ar pattern. Its opposite, salir, is irregular: salgo, saldré.

Frequently asked questions about entrar

Is entrar regular or irregular?

Entrar is completely regular. It follows the normal -ar pattern in every tense.

How do you conjugate entrar in the present tense?

entro, entras, entra, entramos, entráis, entran.

Is it "entrar en" or "entrar a"?

Both are correct. Entrar en is more common in Spain, entrar a in Latin America.

How do you say "come in!" in Spanish?

¡Entra! (tú), ¡entre! (usted) or ¡pasa!, which is very common too.

What does "me entró hambre" mean?

"I got hungry". Entrar + feeling = to suddenly feel something: me entró sueño, me entró miedo.

What is the past participle of entrar?

The past participle is entrado and the gerund is entrando.

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