Semi-Regular Verbs i→e

Verbos Semi-Regulares i→e

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Introduction

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The semi-regular i→e verbs are special -ir verbs that conjugate with an "e" instead of an "i" for all first- (yo), second- (tú), and third-person singular (él/ella/usted) and the third-person plural (ellos/ellas/ustedes) in the indicative and subjunctive present tense (and the imperative mood).

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Play repetir
to repeat
Play servir
to serve
Play seguir
to follow to continue
Play sonreír
to smile

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non-finite
no finito
infinitive
infinitivo
past participle
participio pasado
gerund
gerundio
indicative
indicativo
present
presentar
imperfect
imperfecto
preterite
pretérito
future
futuro
subjunctive
subjunctivo
present
presentar
imperfect
imperfecto
future
futuro
conditional
condicional
conditional
condicional
imperative
imperativo
imperative
imperativo
negative imperative
imperativo negativo

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