Los Verbos Con Formas Irregulares de YO If you stick with the YO form, you shouldnt have trouble with most of them, especially the GO verbs like… –Tener –Venir –Poner –Salir –Decir –Traer Tengo Vengo Pongo Salgo Digo Traigo ga Tenga ga Venga ga Ponga ga Salga ga Diga ga Traiga

And best of all, these changes stay constant throughout the conjugation! go Tenertengo ga tenga gas tengas ga tenga ga tengamos gá tengáis ga tengan

But wait…theres more… Remember that if you start from YO and apply it to all the forms, youll do GREAT! Conocer Conducir Traducir Producir Recoger (g-j) Construir zco Conozco zco Conduzco zco Traduzco zco Produzco jo Recojo yo Construyo zca Conozca zca Conduzca zca Traduzca zca Produzca ja Recoja ya Construya

Spelling change verbs Spelling change verbs are those who add or change letters to keep the correct sound. - GAR verbs need to add a U when the endings are E in order to keep the hard G sound. Pagar u pague gu pagues u pague u paguemos u paguéis paguen Other verbs like this are: Llegar Despegar (to take off) Jugar Apagar Entregar (to deliver) Remember that these types of changes are in all the forms

More spelling change verbs In - CAR verbs you need to change the C to a QU in order to keep the hard K sound next to anE. Buscar qu busque qu busques qu busque qu busquemos qu busquéis qu busquen Other verbs like this are: Comunicar Tocar Buscar Sacar Explicar colocar Remember that these types of changes are in all the forms

Could there be more? Yes! In -ZAR verbs you need to change the Z to a C in order to keep the soft C sound next to anE. Organizar ce organice ce organices ce organice ce organicemos cé organicéis ce organicen Other verbs like this are: realizar empezar comenzar almorzar Remember that these types of changes are in all the forms

Is your head ready to explode yet? It may when I tell you that we arent done yet!

Stem changing verbs Remember that there are three types of stem changing verbs…these are not to be confused with spelling change and irregular verbs. eie pensar, cerrar, querer, empezar, preferir o/uue jugar, volver, poder, encontrar, dormir ei pedir, servir, repetir

In the subjunctive, MOST of these verbs follow the same pattern as in the regular present. nosotros vosotros In other words, they do not stem change in the nosotros and vosotros forms. ie Pienso ie Piensas ie Piensa e Pensamos e Pensáis ie Piensan ie Piense ie Pienses ie Piense e Pensemos e Penséis ie Piensen

There is an exception to this rule. However… Verbs that end in –IR and stem change too.

ue duermo ue duermes ue duerme o dormimos o dormís ue duermen ue duerma ue duermas ue duerma u durmamos durmáis ue duerman This is called a half change. Notice that it only Happens in the Nosotros and Vosotros. If it ends in –IR, it doesnt matter what type of stem change it makes, it will follow this pattern : Indicativo Subjuntivo

Remember, it doesnt matter what kind of stem change it makes, If it ends in –IR, it is going to make A half change. Divertirse Morir Pedir Servir Preferir Sentir Mentir

Dardé, des, dé, demos, deis, den Irvaya, vayas, vaya, vayamos, vayáis, vayan Sersea, seas, sea, seamos, seáis, sean Haberhaya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayáis, hayan Estaresté, estés, esté, estemos, estéis, estén Sabersepa, sepas, sepa, sepamos, sepáis, sepan And last, but not least, here are six more irregulars. The DISHES

¡En hora buena, chicos! ¡Uds. ya son maestros del subjuntivo!