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Irregulars

Irregulars

Verbs that do not follow the standard conjugation rules in Spanish.

Negative Tu

Changing regular verb endings to their negative forms for "tu" (you).

Boot Verbs

Verbs that have a change in the root when conjugated.

Car Gar Zar Verbs

Verbs that change spelling in the "yo" form to maintain pronunciation.

Formal

Using the formal form of verbs by changing the ending vowel and dropping the "-o."

Indirect object pronouns

Pronouns used to indicate to whom or for whom an action is done.

Preterite

Past tense in Spanish, including irregular verbs like "decir," "hacer," "ir," etc.

Negative tu affirmative

Forming negative commands for "tu" (you) with specific endings for AR, ER, and IR verbs.

Usted commands affirmative

Forming affirmative commands for "usted" (you formal) with specific endings for AR, ER, and IR verbs.

Ustedes commands

Forming commands for "ustedes" (you all) with specific endings for AR, ER, and IR verbs.

Nosotros commands

Forming commands for "nosotros" (we) with specific endings for AR, ER, and IR verbs.

Algo

Spanish for "something."

Alguien

Spanish for "someone."

Siempre

Spanish for "always."

Algun

Spanish for "some."

A alguien

Spanish for "to someone."

English - ed, Spanish - ado/ido

Adding these endings to verbs to form past participles.

Haber

Auxiliary verb in Spanish, used to form compound tenses.

Algun

Spanish for "some."

Ningun

Spanish for "not any."