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Irregular Verbs - (ir) changes to (go)

Irregular Verbs - venir, salir

The verbs venir (to come) and salir (to leave) are irregular in the present tense. The ending (ir) changes to (go) in the (yo) form (first person singular). The table below shows how to conjugate the verbs venir and salir in the present tense:

venir (example sentences)(full conjugation)


yo	vengo	(I come)
tú	vienes	(you come)
Ud./él/ella	viene	(you/he/she comes)
nosotros (as)	venimos	(we come)
vosotros (as)	venís	(you guys come)
Uds./ellos/ ellas	vienen	(you all/they come)

salir (example sentences)(full conjugation)


yo	salgo	(I leave)
tú	sales	(you leave)
Ud./él/ella	sale	(you/he/she leaves)
nosotros (as)	salimos	(we leave)
vosotros (as)	salís	(you guys leave)
Uds./ellos/ ellas	salen	(you all/they leave)

other irregular stem changing verbs, ending in -go


 
    tener (to have [possession])
    yo tengo
 
 
    traer (to have bring)
    yo traigo
 
 
    decir (to say, to tell)
    yo digo

Note: yo = I, tú = you (informal), usted (Ud.) 
= you (formal), él = he, ella = she, nosotros 
= we (males), nosotras = we (females), vosotros
= you guys (informal, males), vosotras = you 
guys (informal, females),  ellos = they (males),
ellas = they (females), ustedes (Uds.) = you all 
(formal)

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