whats a go verb

Question

go verb

Answer 1

No, I think you're asking about verbs such as "tener", "caer", "poner",etc. who end in "go" in the first person singular of the present indicative.

• (Yo) tengo.
• (Yo) caigo.
• (Yo) pongo.
• (Yo) hago.
• (Yo) digo.
• (Yo) valgo.
• (Yo) salgo.
• (Yo) vengo.

Notice that any verb that have any of those verbs as the root will be conjugated the same way in the first person singular of the present indicative... mantener, (mantengo), suponer (supongo), bendecir (bendigo), etc.

Anyone feel free to add to my list if I left any common verbs out.

Also, if you're interested, here's a link that details other types of verbs with irregular first persons:

http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/irregfirst.htm

If true, that was a nice catch. If not; you dummy. :-) - 0074b507, Aug 27, 2009

Well, seeing as the question was so unclear as it was, it's open for all types of interpretations! :-P - Nick-Cortina, Aug 27, 2009

Answer 2

Do you mean, "What is the verb to go?" is that what your asking. If so it is IR= to go. If not please make your question clearer.