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salir poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír

-go ending in ‘yo’ form; rest regular salir poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír Level 1: yo-go verbs -go ending in ‘yo’ form; rest regular pongo ponemos pones ponéis pone ponen salgo salimos sales salís sale salen

poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír hago hacemos haces hacéis salir poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír Level 2: irregular yo-go verbs -go ending and irregular stem in ‘yo’ form; rest regular hago hacemos haces hacéis hace hacen traigo traemos traes traéis trae traen

poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír tengo tenemos tienes salir poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír Level 3: yo-go stem-changers -go ending in ‘yo’ form; rest change stem tengo tenemos tienes tenéis tiene tienen vengo venimos vienes venís viene vienen

poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír digo decimos dices decís salir poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír Level 4: irregular yo-go stem-changers -go ending and irregular stem in ‘yo’ form; rest change stem digo decimos dices decís dice dicen

poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír oigo oímos oyes oís oye salir poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír Level 5: irregular yo-go with spelling change -go ending and irregular stem in ‘yo’ form; rest change spelling oigo oímos oyes oís oye oyen Notice loss of accent

P.S. Houston traffic & cars (are) terrible; visit during off-season. salir/valer/ poner hacer traer/caer tener venir decir oír pshtrctevdo P.S. Houston traffic & cars (are) terrible; visit during off-season.