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The guide lists examples such as cerrar, comenzar, despertar, defender, and entender.","Answer",{"name":111,"@type":106,"acceptedAnswer":112},"Which stem-changing verbs change o to ue in the present tense?",{"text":113,"@type":109},"In the o→ue pattern, the infinitive stem o changes to ue in all forms except nosotros (and vosotros). Examples include acordar, almorzar, contar, costar, encontrar, mostrar, and probar.",{"name":115,"@type":106,"acceptedAnswer":116},"How do tener and venir behave as stem-changing verbs in the present tense?",{"text":117,"@type":109},"tener (to have) and venir (to come) are stem-changing verbs in the present tense, and the first-person singular is irregular: tengo and vengo. 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Such verbs are called stemchanging verbs. The following verbs change the stem of the infinitive e to ie in all forms except nosotros (and vosotros) .  \ncerrar  \ncomenzardespertar  \ndefender entender  \ncerrar  \ncierro  \ncierras  \ncierra  \ncerramos  \ncierran  \ne-ie  \nto close  \nto start, begin  \nto awaken  \nto defend  \nto understand  \nquerer  \nquiero  \nquieres  \nquiere  \nqueremos  \nquieren  \nempezarnegar pensar  \nperder querer  \nto start, begin  \nto deny  \nto think  \nto lose  \nto want  \nThe following verbs change the stem of the infinitive o to ue in all forms except nosotros (and vosotros) .  \nacordaralmorzar contar  \ncostarencontrar mostrar probar  \ncontar  \ncuento  \ncuentas  \ncuenta  \ncontamos  \ncuentan  \no-ue  \nto remember  \nto lunch  \nto tell, count  \nto cost  \nto meet, find  \nto show  \nto prove  \npoder puedo  \npuedes  \npuede  \npodemos pueden  \nrecordardevolverenvolver  \nmoverpodervolver  \nto remember  \nto return, give back  \nto wrap  \nto move  \nto be able  \nto return  \nThe verb jugar (to play) also has a stem change. The u of the infinitive changes to ue.  \njugar  \njuego  \njuegas  \njuega  \njugamos  \njuegan  \nNote that the conjugation to which these verbs belong is determined by the infinitive ending-ar or-er.  \n1. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the indicated verb.  \n1. Nosotros  en seguida. (empezar)  \n2. Nosotros   el trabajo. (comenzar)  \n3. Nosotros no   hacer nada. (poder)  \n4. Nosotros   a las once. (volver)  \n5. Nosotros   salir. (querer)  \n6. Nosotros   el paquete. (envolver)  \n7. Nosotros   la puerta. (cerrar)  \n8. Nosotros   el juego. (perder)  \n2. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the indicated verb.  \n1. Yo   las maletas. (cerrar)  \n2. El   terminar el trabajo en seguida. (poder)  \n3. ¿Por qué   tú al niño? (despertar)  \n4. Nosotros nunca   . (perder)  \n5. ¿Qué   Ud.? (pensar)  \n6. Yo te   el dinero mañana. (devolver)  \n7. Ellos   mucho en el asunto. (pensar)  \n8. ¿A qué hora   tú? (volver)  \n9. La señora   el paquete. (envolver)  \n10. Los labradores siempre   al medio día. (almorzar)  \n11. Yo no lo  . (encontrar)  \n12. El no   la situación. (entender)  \n13. El artista nos  el cuadro. (mostrar)  \n14. Todo   mucho. (costar)  \n15. Uds.   no el episodio. (recordar)  \n16. ¿Por qué no  tú en el parque? (jugar)  \n3. Rewrite the following sentences in the singular.  \n1. Entendemos el problema.   \n2. Jugamos al fútbol.   \n3. Defendemos la opinión.   \n4. Contamos.   \n5. Queremos salir.   \n6. Volvemos pronto.   \n7. Empezamos ahora.   \n8. Podemos terminar.   \n4. Complete each sentence with the correct form of the indicated verb.  \n1. El partido de fútbol   a las 19:30. (empezar)  \n2. Los Osos   contra Los Tigres. (jugar)  \n3. Yo   ver el partido. (querer)  \n4. Las localidades (entradas)   500 pesos. (costar)  \n5. Los Osos no   nunca. (perder)  \n6. Pero hoy   ser un desastre para elLos. (poder)  \n7. González, el portero de Los Tigres,   bien la portería. (defender)  \n8. Romero   el balón. (devolver)  \n9. Los jugadores   al campo. (volver)  \n[10. ](10.   la)[ ](10.   la)[ la](10.   la) segunda temporada. (empezar)  \nTener and venir  \nThe verbs tener (to have) and venir (to come) are stem-changing verbs in the present tense. In addition the first-person singular is irregular.  \ntener venir  \ntengo vengo  \ntienes vienes  \ntiene viene  \ntenemos venimos  \ntienen vienen  \n5. Answer the following questions with a complete sentence.  \n1. ¿Cuántos años tiene Ud.?   \n2. ¿Cuántos hermanos tiene Ud.?   \n3. ¿Tiene Ud. mucho trabajo?   \n4. ¿Tiene Ud. bastante tiempo?   \n5. ¿Tiene Ud. suficiente dinero?    \n6. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate form of the verb tener.  \n1. Juan siempre   mucha suerte.  \n2. Nosotros   prisa.  \n3. Los profesores   muchos libros.  \n4. El señor Gonzalez   una finca en Mexico.  \n5. Yo no   mucho tiempo.  \n6. ¿Ud.   un vesti","cbCaiuf3IYJkaCco","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuf3IYJkaCco","pdf",174153,"English","# Stem-Changing Verbs e-ie o-ue\n## Conjugation patterns (e→ie and o→ue)\n## Practice: fill in the blanks\n## Rewrite singular/plural\n# Tener and venir\n## Present-tense conjugation\n## Practice exercises\n# Second-class stem-changing verbs (-ir)","[{\"question\":\"Which stem-changing verbs change e to ie in most present-tense forms?\",\"answer\":\"Verbs in the e→ie pattern change the infinitive stem e to ie in all forms except nosotros (and vosotros). The guide lists examples such as cerrar, comenzar, despertar, defender, and entender.\"},{\"question\":\"Which stem-changing verbs change o to ue in the present tense?\",\"answer\":\"In the o→ue pattern, the infinitive stem o changes to ue in all forms except nosotros (and vosotros). Examples include acordar, almorzar, contar, costar, encontrar, mostrar, and probar.\"},{\"question\":\"How do tener and venir behave as stem-changing verbs in the present tense?\",\"answer\":\"tener (to have) and venir (to come) are stem-changing verbs in the present tense, and the first-person singular is irregular: tengo and vengo. The guide provides full conjugation forms and practice sentences using both verbs.\"}]","Stem-Changing Verbs e-ie o-ue | PDF",1791854426]