Spanish go verbs are irregular in the present tense. The ending (er) or (ir) changes to (go) in the (yo) form (first person singular). The most common go verbs are: hacer, salir, poner, traer, tener, venir

The tables below show how to conjugate the verbs venir (to come) and salir (to leave) 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)

Let's look at some example sentences:
¿De dónde vienes?
Where are you from?
Vengo de la montaña.
I am coming from the mountain.
¿Viene un huracán?
Is a hurricane coming?
Nosotros venimos del Retiro.
We come from the retreat.

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