Irregular Verbs - mover
The Verb Mover
The verb "mover" (to move) is irregular because the present subjunctive conjugations do not follow the norm which you previously learned.
The table below shows how to conjugate "mover" in the present subjunctive:
| yo |  mueva |
(that I may move) | |
| tú | muevas |
(that you may move) | |
| Ud./él/ella | mueva |
(that you/he/she may move) | |
| nosotros (as) | movamos |
(that we may move) | |
| vosotros (as) | mováis |
(that you guys may move) | |
| Uds./ellos/ellas | muevan |
(that you all/they may move) |
Footnote: yo = I, tú = you (informal), usted (Ud.) = you (formal), él = he, ella = she, nosotros = we (males/mixed group), nosotras = we (females), vosotros = you guys (informal, males/mixed group), vosotras = you guys (informal, females), ellos = they (males/mixed group), ellas = they (females), ustedes (Uds.) = you all (formal)
Other Verbs Conjugated like Mover
Absolver (_And all in _olver_) (to absolve)
Cocer (to bake, to cook)
Demoler (to demolish)
Doler (to ache)
Moler (to grind)
Morder (to bite)
Oler (to smell)[219]
[Footnote 219: _Huelo_, etc., (because no words begin with _ue_).]
Promover (to promote)
Soler (to be accustomed)
Torcer (to twist)
Category: General Spanish