Regular Verbs
Twin Verbs
Stem-Changers
UV Verbs
Yo Spelling Changes
J Verbs
Random (For the brave)
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I ran (correr)

corrí

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He went (ir)

fue

100

He asked for (pedir)

pidió

100

I walked (andar)

anduve

100
I played
jugué
100

You (Ud.) spoke

dijo

100

Y'all wanted (querer)

quisisteis

200

He lived (vivir)

vivió

200

They were (ser)

fueron

200

They measured (medir)

midieron

200

We were (estar)

estuvimos

200
I searched for
busqué
200

I translated (traducir)

traduje

200

You (tú) did (hacer)

hiciste

300

They spoke (hablar)

hablaron

300

I gave (dar)

di

300

They read (leer)

leyeron

300

They came to school (venir)

Vinieron a la escuela

300
What are the three types of verbs that have spelling changes in the yo form?
-gar, -car, -zar
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She drove (conducir)

condujo

300

I paid (pagar)

pagué

400

You (tú) wrote (escribir)

escribiste

400

We saw (ver)

vimos

400

She said good bye (despedir)

despidió

400

He could (poder)

pudo

400
I ate lunch
almorcé
400

They brought (traer)

trajeron

400

I read (leer)

leí

500

Y'all (vosostros) sang (cantar)

cantasteis

500

y'all (vosotros) saw (ver)

visteis

500

You (Ud.) converted (convertir)

convirtió

500

She did (hacer)

hizo

500
Why is there a spelling change in the yo form of these verbs?
In order for the conjugated form to sound like the infinitive, the spelling must change slightly.
500

I predicted (predecir)

predije

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His grandfather died (morir)

Su abuelo murió

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