Caer conjugation
Caer (to fall) is an irregular -er verb. Its irregular forms are highlighted in blue.
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Indicative
Subjunctive
Literary and archaic
Caer in a sentence
En otoño, una hoja del árbol del abuelo Luis cae cada día.
In autumn, a leaf falls from Grandpa Luis's tree every day.
Ayer, el libro de Ana cayó de la mesa.
Yesterday, Ana's book fell off the table.
Cada otoño, una hoja del árbol del abuelo Luis caía diariamente.
Every autumn, a leaf used to fall from Grandpa Luis's tree each day.
El libro de Ana ya ha caído de la mesa esta semana.
Ana's book has already fallen off the table this week.
Mañana, una hoja del árbol del abuelo Luis caerá al suelo.
Tomorrow, a leaf will fall from Grandpa Luis's tree to the ground.
Si Ana moviera la mesa, su libro caería al suelo.
If Ana moved the table, her book would fall to the floor.