7.3 Grammar - Using –go Verbs
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Spanish Language and Culture 10-3Y
7.3 Using -go Verbs
Now you will learn how to conjugate verbs that are irregular in the yo form. They are also referred as the "yo—go" verbs because the yo form conjugation ends in —go.
The first step is recognizing them. Your task is to find the 6 -go verbs in Irene's post.
Listen to Irene's post - first with NO TEXT. Can you get some? Then, click the + to read along. Jot down the six verbs as you hear them.
There is an important presentation here as well - make sure you watch it.
Poner and Hacer
Click on the tabs below to learn about the conjugation of verbs poner and hacer. Take the time to listen to the sound and practice them.
The first step is recognizing them. Your task is to find the 6 -go verbs in Irene's post.
Listen to Irene's post - first with NO TEXT. Can you get some? Then, click the + to read along. Jot down the six verbs as you hear them.
There is an important presentation here as well - make sure you watch it.
You should have 6 yo-go verbs written down... do you?
Poner and Hacer
More Details
Click on the tabs below to learn about the conjugation of verbs poner and hacer. Take the time to listen to the sound and practice them.
PonerIn a previous unit, you learned the expression for setting the table, poner la mesa. The verb poner also means to put or to place. Another —er verb like poner is hacer. poner: to put
Hacerhacer: to do, to make
The verb hacer means to do and to make. It is also used with the following expressions: hacer surfing: to surf → I surf in the spring. Yo hago surfing en la primavera. hacer surfing de vela: to windsurf → I windsurf in the summer. Yo hago surfing de vela en el verano. hacer la maleta: to pack → I pack for my trip. Yo hago la maleta para el viaje. |
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