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Evgesh-ka [11]
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Se USA para dejar mensajes cuando llamas por teléfono a alguien y no te contesta

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Bumek [7]3 years ago
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It’s used to leave messages when nobody picks up the phone
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A stem is the part of the verb that comes before the ending (which, in infinitive verbs, is always either ar, er, or ir). In regular conjugations, the stem doesn’t change, where in irregular conjugations, it can be completely different. In stem-changing verbs, the change is in the last vowel of the stem.

Stem-changing verbs in Spanish can also be thought of as 1, 2, 3, 6 verbs. This is because in the traditional conjugation tables, the conjugations that change are the first, second, third and sixth.

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Stem-changing verbs in Spanish: affected conjugations

1yoI2túyou3usted, él, ellayou (formal), he, she4nosotroswe5vosotrosplural you (informal)6ustedes, ellos, ellasplural you (formal), they

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It might be easier to think of it as the ones that are not affected as there are fewer: just nosotros and vosotros. In case you were wondering about vos, it is also unaffected. These are conjugated just as they are when it’s a regular verb.

There are a few different ways that stem-changing verbs in Spanish can change. The key is in the vowels in the verb. Let’s see the different possibilities:

e -> ie (e.g: pensar)

e -> i (eg: conseguir)

o -> ue (eg: encontrar)

others (i -> ie, u -> ue)

Stem-changing verbs where the e in the stem changes to ie

In the Spanish stem-changing verbs where e conjugates into ie, the last e of the stem turns into ie in the present tense conjugations 1, 2, 3, and 6.

Examples:

1. Pensar | to think

Breakdown:

Pens – ar

Stem: pens

Stem change: e -> ie – pens -> piens

Pensar conjugation

1yopienso2túpiensas3usted, él, ellapiensa4nosotrospensamos5vosotrospensáis6ustedes, ellos, ellaspiensan

2. Preferir | to prefer

Stem change: prefer -> prefier

Note that the stem changes in the same way no matter whether the verb ends in ar, er, or ir.

Preferir conjugation

1yoprefiero2túprefieres3usted, él, ellaprefiere4nosotrospreferimos5vosotrospreferís6ustedes, ellos, ellasprefieren

3. Entender | to understand

Stem change: entend -> entiend

Entender conjugation

1yoentiendo2túentiendes3usted, él, ellaentiende4nosotrosentendemos5vosotrosentendéis6ustedes, ellos, ellasentienden

4. Empezar | to start

Stem change: empez -> empiez

Note that the change is always on the last syllable of the stem, no matter how many other vowels there are in the verb.

Empezar conjugation

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Stem-changing verbs where the e in the stem changes to i

These are similar to the verbs above, except instead of ie, the vowel in the last syllable of the stem just changes to i in the first, second, third and sixth. This type of stem-changing verb tends to be ir-ending verbs only.

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1. Conseguir | to obtain

Breakdown:

Conseg – (u)ir

Note: the u before the i is there to show that the g in the word is pronounced as a hard g. So this is not considered part of the stem. Some would say that this makes conseguir irregular in the present first person, but since it is caused by a straightforward spelling rule, I wouldn’t consider it as such.

Stem: conseg

Stem change: e -> i – conseg -> consig

Conseguir conjugation

1yoconsigo2túconsigues3usted, él, ellaconsigue4nosotrosconseguimos5vosotrosconeguís6ustedes, ellos, ellasconsiguen

2. Servir | to serve

Stem change: serv -> sirv

Servir conjugation

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Stem-changing verbs where the o in the stem changes to ue

Again, once you understand the rules, this is a pretty straightforward vowel change.

Examples:

1. Almorzar | to have lunch

Breakdown:

Almorz – ar

Stem: almorz

Stem change: o -> ue – almorz -> almuerz

Almorzar conjugation

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Stem change: econtr -> encuentr

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