I explain to you, in the Spanish language as in the English language there are irregular verbs. Which means that the morpheme changes depending on many things.

In this case, the irregular verb is in the past indefinite form. In the first column there are two irregular verbs WITHOUT conjugation.

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In the third column I think you should translate the verb into English.

Ir ⇝ To go
Hacer ⇝ To do
Llevar ⇝ To wear

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In the sentence Ya no vivimos aquí, what does ya no mean?

lapo4ka [179]

No longer makes the most sense

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3 years ago

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"-ir and -er ending verbs are very similar in their endings when they are conjugated. How do they differ in their endings when t

GuDViN [60]

Subject. -ar Verbs.

-él, ella, usted. - ó
-nosotros. -amos
-vosotros. -asteis
-ellos, ellas, -aron-
ustedes
ir verbs

-él, ella, usted. - ió
-nsotros. . -imos
-vosotros. -isteis
-ellos, ellas, -ieron
ustedes

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