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Conjugation Chart of “Disponer” (to arrange) in the Present Tense

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Understanding the Present Tense of “Disponer”

The Present Tense of Disponer is used to express actions or states that are currently happening or that occur habitually. For example, Dispongo de mucho tiempo libre. (I have a lot of free time.)

Disponer is an irregular verb, meaning its conjugation follows a unique pattern that deviates from the standard rules.

How to Use Disponer in the Present Tense

Disponer generally means to have something available or to arrange something, but has several different meanings in the Present Tense, some of which might surprise you.

To have available: for example, Dispongo de mucho tiempo libre (I have a lot of free time available).

To arrange or organize: for example, Dispongo las sillas para la reunión (I arrange the chairs for the meeting).

To prepare or get ready: for example, Me dispongo a salir (I get ready to go out).

To have a certain attitude or disposition: for example, Dispongo de buena voluntad para ayudarte (I have a good disposition to help you).

To decide or determine (colloquial): for example, Dispongo que vamos al cine (I decide that we’re going to the movies).

To take advantage of someone (rude): for example, No te dispongo más, ya me cansé (I won’t take advantage of you anymore, I’m tired of it).

Real Life Examples of Disponer in the Present Tense

Yo dispongo de tiempo libre los fines de semana para salir con mis amigos. (I have free time on the weekends to go out with my friends.)

Mi hermana dispone de un automóvil nuevo para ir al trabajo. (My sister has a new car to go to work.)

¿Dispones de suficiente dinero para pagar la cuenta? (Do you have enough money to pay the bill?)

Nosotros disponemos de un patio trasero grande para hacer una parrillada. (We have a large backyard to have a barbecue.)

Ellos disponen de un apartamento céntrico con vistas a la ciudad. (They have a centrally located apartment with city views.)

En este momento, dispongo de tiempo para ayudarte con tu proyecto. (Right now, I have time to help you with your project.)

¿Dispones de algún plan para el fin de semana? (Do you have any plans for the weekend?)

Mi jefe dispone de una oficina privada en el piso ejecutivo. (My boss has a private office on the executive floor.)

Nosotros disponemos de recursos limitados para este proyecto. (We have limited resources for this project.)

Ellos disponen de un gimnasio en el sótano de su edificio. (They have a gym in the basement of their building.)

¿Dispones de tiempo para ir al cine esta noche? (Do you have time to go to the movies tonight?)

Mi mamá dispone de una receta secreta para hacer tamales deliciosos. (My mom has a secret recipe to make delicious tamales.)

Nosotros disponemos de un patio trasero perfecto para acampar. (We have a perfect backyard for camping.)

Ellos disponen de un sistema de seguridad avanzado en su casa. (They have an advanced security system in their house.)

¿Dispones de algún consejo para superar el estrés? (Do you have any advice for overcoming stress?)

Conjugation Chart with English Translations

Conjugations of Disponer (to arrange) in the Present Tense (Latin American Spanish) with English Translations:

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Synonyms

The Present tense is also known as the Simple Present, Present Simple, Present Tense, or Present Indicative in English, and as Presente de Indicativo, Presente Simple, Tiempo Presente, or Indicativo Presente in Spanish.