To gradually expand the student's ability to articulate in the new language, Berlán has selected 10 of the 50 most used verbs in a conversation to rehearse, practice and induce the instinctive assimilation of these verbs. This will allow the student to understand basic conversations and generate basic but more complex answers. These exercises are performed in the present tense (both simple and progressive). Listening is an essential part of the effort, just like talking.

In Spanish, the importance of managing the proper use of verbs is essential to conduct precise conversations. Spanish is an "inflectional language", compared to English, which is considered an "isolating language". In inflectional languages, adjectives, verbs and, sometimes, other parts of the speech change shape to match the gender, the number and, sometimes, the case of the nouns they describe. On the other hand, languages such as English depend more on the order of words and auxiliary words, rather than flexion, to transmit verbal relationships. In Spanish, the verbs that are regularly conjugated constitute the majority although, not necessarily, the most used. This video explains the rules that govern these verbs.

10 frequently used irregular verbs. This video presents the following verbs: "give", "say", "do", "go", "play", "hear", "put", "go out", "come" and "see". In Spanish, mastering the conjugation of these verbs, along with that of regular verbs and the verbs "to be", "to be" and "hay", is crucial to achieve an adequate level of fluency. This video reviews the use of these verbs with the aim of encouraging their study and memorization by the student.

This video presents definitions of the transitivity of verbs, explaining the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs. Transitivity refers to the relationship between a verb and its arguments, focusing on whether a verb needs an object to complete its meaning. In addition, the video offers examples and explanations of verbs classified as "reflexive", of which there are many in Spanish. Finally, other examples are shown and the reasons behind the impersonal expressions are analyzed, another frequent variation in the use of verbs.