Never took Spanish. What are the irregular endings? Paper displays one box, 3 rows, 2 columns. What are irregular forms for Ir, Ser Dar Ver
voy vas va vamos van soy estoy easta estamos estan vivir vivas vivamos i dont remember the others, those may not even be correct
It is said that an irregular verb is one whose stem or ending changes when conjugated and doesn't follow the usual rules of the three endings -ar, -er or -ir. For each of the verbs you first offered, the stem or the ending will change and would not follow the usual conjugation. It depends on what tense or person you're requesting. Let's take, for example, the REGULAR verb "cantar" [to sing], which follows the rules of the conjugation for all in the present tense, where only the ending -ar will change: Yo canto Tú cantas él canta Nosotros cantamos Ustedes o Ellos cantan The stem or ending for the conjugation of the verb "cantar" did not change in present tense, because it is a REGULAR verb. Similarly, regular -er and -ir verbs will follow the rules without changing their endings and stems. In contrast, the irregular verb dar changes stem AND ending with many tenses and person. PRESENTE PRIMERA PERSONA: doy, PRETERITO PRIMERA PERSONA: di PRESENTE SUBJUNTIVO PRIMERA PERSONA: dé etcétera... There have to be a few more details in the question for which you are requesting help. I'm afraid 3 rows 2 columns is not enough. Please post more details. Tutoring is available, sir. EDIT: ryan, vivir is not one of the verbs he asked about.
I'm assuming that since school just started, they're working on present tense of the irregular verbs. Ir: Voy Vamos Vas Va Van Ser: Soy Somos Eres Es Son Dar: Doy Damos Das Da Dan Ver: Voy Vamos Vas Va Van
Wow! Great site - where was this when I was in high school, lol?!? Guess the interwebs have come a long way since my last Spanish class in '97.
What if they're in Spanish III or "advanced Spanish" in their second semester? But you ARE on the right track, sir.
Nice catch, Señor Yoyo. I get the feeling we were once in the same class when little. These are incorrect, sir. Ver = "to see". Ver: Yo veo. Nosotros vemos. Tú ves. Ustedes ven. Él/Ella ve. Ellos ven. You probably thought it was "ir". Not a problem.
