El pretérito: los verbos I to Y
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The document discusses stem-changing verbs from "I" to "Y" in Spanish. It explains that ER verbs with vowels before the ending undergo this stem change, with exceptions for "traer" and "oír." The yo, tú, and nosotros forms add an accent to the i, while the él/ella/Ud. ending changes from ió to yó and ellos/ellas/Uds. changes from ieron to yeron. An example of conjugating "leer" is provided to demonstrate these changes.
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- 1. El pretérito: los verbos “I to Y” Go through each slide of the PowerPoint, filling in the notes on page 4 of your packet as you go.
- 2. I to Y • This stem change happens in any ER verbs that have a vowel (a, e, i, o, u) before the ending ▫ Ejemplos: leer, caer, creer • The exception to this rule is traer. This verb has a different irregular ending: traj- • The verb oír (to hear) also makes this change.
- 3. I to Y • The yo, tú, and nosotros, and forms add an accent to the i in their normal endings. • The él/ella/Ud. ending changes from ió to yó • The ellos/ellas/Uds. ending changes from ieron to yeron.
- 4. That means that the endings to these verbs should look like this: -í -ímos -íste X -yó -yeron
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