What are the top 5 most used verb tenses in the Spanish language?

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present compound future; example: “voy a comer” is used much, much more than “comere” (accent on the last “e”) imperfect; this tense is used just as much or more than the past tense preterite (past) conditional; this tense is used a lot more than in English
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present compound future; example: “voy a comer” is used much, much more than “comere” (accent on the last “e”) imperfect; this tense is used just as much or more than the past tense preterite(past) conditional;this tense is used a lot more than in English read less
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