The change of y for i is due to the fact that verbs ending in "uir" require this change, except those that have g before said combination.
<h3>How to identify the correct change with
verbs in
Preterite Tense?</h3>
The verbs that have the ending "uir" in Spanish, in some of their conjugations change the i at the end for a y, for example the verbs <em>"construir, contribuir, sustituir":</em>
- <em>Yo: </em>construí / contribuí / sustituí
- <em>Tú:</em> construiste / contribuiste / sustituiste
- <em>Usted:</em> construyó / contribuyó / sustituyó
- <em>El:</em> construyó / contribuyó / sustituyó
- <em>Ella:</em> construyó / contribuyó / sustituyó
- <em>Ello:</em> construyó / contribuyó / sustituyó
- <em>Nosotros / Nosotras:</em> construimos / contribuimos / sustituimos
- <em>Ustedes:</em> construyeron / contribuyeron / sustituyeron
- <em>Ellos / Ellas: </em>construyeron / contribuyeron / sustituyeron
However, this case does not apply when the ending is "guir," which despite having the same letters in the ending, the combination "gu" is not usually separated, as in the case of <em>"conseguir, distinguir:"</em>
- <em>Yo:</em> consigo / distingo
- <em>Tú:</em> consigues / distingues
- <em>Usted:</em> consigue / distingue
- <em>Él:</em> consigue / distingue
- <em>Ella: </em>consigue / distingue
- <em>Ello:</em> consigue / distingue
- <em>Nosotros / Nosotras:</em> conseguimos / distinguimos
- <em>Ustedes: </em>consiguen / distinguen
- <em>Ellos / Ellas:</em> consiguen / distinguen
Therefore, you must apply the rule of changing i to y, whenever the ending is "uir," with the exception of those that contain "g" before said combination.
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Answer:
1. Tengo ganas de salir a bailar esta noche
2. Anoche tuve solo dos horas para dormir
3. Tengo una mala impreción del nuevo novio de mi novia
4. No me gusta tener que estar en la casa solo
Answer:
do i have to download the pdf
Explanation:
If this is another language then I'm sorry that i can't help but if not. . .haha
"yo bebo te helado" is your answer
hope this helps