conjugating present tense irregular verbs
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There are several "somewhat irregular" verbs in the preterit tense. These are irregular in their stems, and follow the conjugation endings for -er and -ir verbs without tildes (even if it is an -ar verb). I copied and paste this from the verb section. My question is: the directions about say to conjugate in the -er and -ir endings but it seems like the yo and ud form are in the -ar form (e and I) without the tilde. Am I reading something wrong?
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updated Nov 17, 2010
posted by mdunbar1989
You used "present" in your title and "preterite" in your question. I assumed you meant preterite. - KevinB, Nov 17, 2010
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-ir and -er verbs always use the same endings in the preterite tense. That paragraph is saying that all those "somewhat irregular" verbs use the same endings, whether they are -ar, -er, or -ir.
updated Nov 17, 2010
edited by KevinB
posted by KevinB
