Incorrect Separation

This word is a combination of the basic verb 'creer' (to believe) and the little word 'lo,' which stands in for an idea, statement, or concept (like saying 'it').

Verb + 'lo' Structure

'Lo' is always attached to the end of the verb when the verb is in its basic form (infinitive), the '-ndo' form (gerund), or in affirmative commands.

Pronoun Attachment

When you have two verbs (e.g., 'poder creer'), you can either attach 'lo' (poder creerlo) or place it before the first verb (lo puedo creer). Both are correct!

Placement Flexibility

When 'lo' is attached to the infinitive, you need to add an accent mark (tílde) over the last 'e' of 'creer' (cre**é**rlo) to keep the stress on the last syllable, even though 'creerlo' follows the natural stress rules.

Accent Mark

Extremely common in everyday Spanish when referring to an idea or situation.

Learn how to use the Spanish verb 'creerlo' (to believe it). Includes simple grammar explanations, common mistakes, pronunciation, and full conjugation tables for the base verb 'creer' with the pronoun 'lo'.

creer (to believe)

Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

Practice Conjugations