{"id":6179,"date":"2013-01-02T09:42:01","date_gmt":"2013-01-02T14:42:01","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/?p=6179"},"modified":"2013-01-02T10:17:47","modified_gmt":"2013-01-02T15:17:47","slug":"irregular-verbs-in-the-present-ii","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/irregular-verbs-in-the-present-ii\/","title":{"rendered":"Irregular verbs in the present (II)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hello, everybody! How were your holidays? I’m pretty sure you had a great time!<\/p>\n

So let’s kick off 2013 with the second post of the irregular verbs series in Spanish. These verbs have vowel changes in the Present tense.<\/p>\n

The verb irregularity today is the vowel change o to ue in verbs like almorzar<\/strong> (to have lunch).<\/p>\n

Present Indicative<\/strong><\/p>\n

Yo almue<\/span><\/strong>rzo
\nT\u00fa almue<\/strong><\/span>rzas
\n\u00c9l\/ella\/usted almue<\/strong><\/span>rza
\nNosotros(as) almorzamos
\nVosotros(as) almorz\u00e1is
\nEllos\/ellas\/ustedes almue<\/strong><\/span>rzan<\/p>\n

Present subjunctive<\/strong><\/p>\n

que yo almue<\/strong><\/span>rce
\nque t\u00fa almue<\/strong><\/span>rces
\nque \u00e9l\/ella\/usted almue<\/strong><\/span>rce
\nque nosotros(as) almorcemos
\nque vosotros(as) almorc\u00e9is
\nque ellos\/ellas\/ustedes almue<\/strong><\/span>rcen<\/p>\n

Imperative<\/strong><\/p>\n

almue<\/strong><\/span>rza (t\u00fa) – almue<\/span><\/strong>rce (usted)
\nalmorcemos
\nalmorzad (vosostros) – almue<\/strong><\/span>rcen (ustedes)<\/p>\n

The following verbs follow the same kind of conjugation. Practice makes perfect so when you have some free time, conjugate them and master them! The changing vowel is in blue, ok?<\/p>\n

aco<\/strong><\/span>rdar(se) (to remember)<\/em> – aco<\/strong><\/span>star(se) (to lie down, to go to bed)<\/em> – apo<\/strong><\/span>star (to bet)<\/em> – co<\/strong><\/span>lgar (to hang)<\/em> – compro<\/strong><\/span>bar (to confirm)<\/em> – co<\/strong><\/span>ntar (to tell, to count)<\/em> – desenvo<\/strong><\/span>lver (to unwrap)<\/em> – devo<\/strong><\/span>lver (to give back)<\/em> – do<\/strong><\/span>ler (to hurt)<\/em> – do<\/strong><\/span>rmir (to sleep)<\/em> – enco<\/strong><\/span>ntrar(se) (to meet, to find)<\/em> – envo<\/strong><\/span>lver (to wrap)<\/em> – fo<\/strong><\/span>rzar (to force)<\/em> – mo<\/strong><\/span>rder (to bite)<\/em> – mo<\/strong><\/span>rir (to die)<\/em> – mo<\/strong><\/span>strar (to show)<\/em> – mo<\/strong><\/span>ver (to move)<\/em> – po<\/strong><\/span>der (to be able to)<\/em> – pro<\/strong><\/span>bar (to try)<\/em> – reco<\/strong><\/span>rdar (to remember)<\/em> – reso<\/strong><\/span>lver (to solve)<\/em> – ro<\/strong><\/span>dar (to roll)<\/em> – so<\/strong><\/span>ler (to be used to)<\/em> – so<\/strong><\/span>ltar (to let go, to release)<\/em> – so<\/strong><\/span>\u00f1ar (to dream)<\/em> – vo<\/strong><\/span>lar (to fly)<\/em> – vo<\/strong><\/span>lver (to come back)<\/em><\/p>\n

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Hello, everybody! How were your holidays? I’m pretty sure you had a great time! So let’s kick off 2013 with the second post of the irregular verbs series in Spanish. These verbs have vowel changes in the Present tense. The verb irregularity today is the vowel change o to ue in verbs like almorzar (to…<\/p>\n

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