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Lección 40 - Preparación de los verbos que cambian la vocal de la raíz
publication date: Sep 26, 2011
(Lesson Transcript)Los verbos "sentarse", "calentar", "empezar", "regar" (to water), "quebrar" (to break), "despertarse" (to wake up), se conjugan como el verbo "pensar". Hay que echar de ver también que estos verbos cambian la "e" de la penúltima sílaba del infinitivo por "ie" en el presente, excepto la primera persona plural. Algunos verbos de la segunda conjugación, que Vds. ya conocen, tienen también este cambio, como "entender" y "perder": entiendo, etc.; pierdo, etc. Todos estos verbos cambian solamente en el presente; nunca en los otros tiempos.
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