Spanish yo go verbs

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SraHolt2 Plus on May 17, 2011

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Some verbs in Spanish are irregular in the yo form. Here are some of the verbs which have an irregular yo form in the present tense. This group ends in go in the yo form of the present tense. The stem may be regular, a stem-changing verb, or have a little irregularity like caigo and traigo. Memorize (see more)

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HFHS Spanish 5/6, Espanol II, SraHolt2 8/9 period

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Janai-Champ : hellllo

Janai-Champ : sup

WINNING_sabrina : En la clase de espanol. y tu

Janai-Champ : feistaing

WINNING_sabrina : cool.

Janai-Champ : def.

WINNING_sabrina : your pretty good.

Janai-Champ : iknowwwww!(;

WINNING_sabrina : yeah. im totally kidding.

WINNING_sabrina : HA. Guess who beat your score? Thisss girlll. (;

Janai-Champ : oh stop! -___-

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Spanish yo go verbs

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decir (e to i)

to say, to tell

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Terms	Definitions
decir (e to i)	to say, to tell
yo digo	I say, I tell
hacer	to make, to do
yo hago	I make, I do
traer	to bring
yo traigo	I bring
salir	to leave, to go out
yo salgo	I leave, I go out
poner	to put, to place
yo pongo	I put, I place
tener (e to ie*)	to have
yo tengo	I have
venir (e to ie*)	to come
yo vengo	I come
caer	to fall
yo caigo	I fall
valer	to be worth
yo valgo	I am worth

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