Coger conjugation
Coger (to take, to grab, to catch) is an irregular -er verb. Its irregular forms are highlighted in blue.
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Indicative
Subjunctive
Literary and archaic
Coger in a sentence
La abuela Carmen siempre coge los platos del armario de la cocina.
Grandma Carmen always takes the plates out of the kitchen cupboard.
Ayer, la abuela Carmen cogió cuatro platos del armario.
Yesterday, Grandma Carmen took four plates out of the cupboard.
Antes, la abuela Carmen cogía platos del armario para cenar.
Grandma Carmen used to take plates out of the cupboard for dinner.
Hoy, la abuela Carmen ya ha cogido las servilletas del armario.
Grandma Carmen has already taken the napkins out of the cupboard today.
Mañana, la abuela Carmen cogerá los platos del armario para cenar.
Tomorrow, Grandma Carmen will take the plates out of the cupboard for dinner.
Con más invitados, la abuela Carmen cogería más platos del armario.
With more guests, Grandma Carmen would take more plates out of the cupboard.