Stem-Changing Verbs
This verb means "to feel" and has a stem change from 'e' to 'i' in the third person.
What is "sentir"?
This is the "nosotros" form of "ver" in the preterite.
What is "vimos"?
This verb, with stem "Anduv-", means "to walk".
What is "andar"?
In English, "poder" means this.
What is "to be able to"?
In the preterite, this verb changes its stem vowel from 'o' to 'u' in the third person.
What is "dormir"?
This verb means "there was" or "there were" in the preterite.
What is "haber"?
"Cup-" is the stem for this verb, meaning "to fit".
What is "caber"?
If someone is "saying" or "telling" something, they are using this verb in Spanish.
What is "decir"?
For the verb "sentir", this is the third person singular form in the preterite.
What is "sintió"?
The third person singular form of "dar" in the preterite is this.
What is "dio"?
The verb with stem "Quis-" signifies this desire.
What is "to want" or "querer"?
The action of "driving" is represented by this verb in Spanish.
What is "conducir"?
This verb means "to sleep", and in the preterite, its third person plural form is "durmieron".
What is "dormir"?
The first person singular form of both "ser" and "ir" in the preterite.
What is "fui"?
If you "know a fact", you are using the verb with this stem: "Sup-".
What is "saber"?
When you "have" something, you use this verb in Spanish.
What is "tener"?
Only these two forms of "some-ir verbs" have stem changes in the preterite.
What are the third person singular and third person plural forms?
The verb that has a single form, "hubo", in the preterite.
What is "haber"?
"Vin-" is the stem for this verb which means "to arrive" or "to come".
What is "venir"?
To express the action of "bringing" something, you would use this Spanish verb.
What is "traer"?