Invertir - conjugation in present subjunctive
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I have been taught a 'rule': If the verb demonstrates a dipthong change (o >ue, e >ie) then this will apply to the boot formation for both the present indicative and the present subjunctive.
In the SpanishDict on-line dictionary for the verb Invertir - this rule is not followed. In the present subjunctive the i>ie change is shown as applying throughout.
Is this a typo on SpanishDict, or do some verbs not follow the dipthong-boot rule?
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updated Nov 14, 2012
posted by J_G_Duff
Great question! - --Mariana--, Nov 14, 2012
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Hi... I reviewed the present and present subjunctive tables and found no mistakes. Here's the link to all conjugations of the verb invertir.
updated Nov 14, 2012
posted by francobollo
Hi. Yes have now looked at this more carefully and would agree they do follow the dipthong-boot rule. It was the the fact they are all in red that threw me. - J_G_Duff, Nov 14, 2012
