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Explain how stem-changing –ir verbs are different from stem-changing –ar and –er verbs in the present subjunctive. Answer in English!

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The answer that I put down on my test is Stem-changing -ir describe how you are feeling in the future and -ar & -er describe how you are feeling in the present. And it all depends on the words around it if it should end in er then the word would end with er feminine masculine. a or o e or i.

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-Jazmine C.

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The difference between the Subjunctive Forms of stem-changing –ir verbs are different from stem-changing –ar and –er verbs is:

  • Stem-changing –ir verbs has many more variations and examples than those of the other verbs.

Present Subjunctive Tense in Spanish.

The subjunctive form is used to mention events which have not occurred or are not certain to occur, such as wishes or dreams, this conjugation, with respect to stem changing verbs, is more diverse in those infinitive verbs that end in go, such as:

  • Pedir: pida / pidas / pidamos / pidáis / pidan.
  • Dormir: duerma / duermas / durmamos / durmáis / duerman.
  • Ir: vaya / vayas / vayamos / vayáis / vayan.

Therefore, the diversity of the conjugation forms of the stem changing verbs ending in -ir is what differentiates it from the other verbs.

If you want to learn more about Subjunctive in Spanish, you can visit the following link: https://brainly.com/question/12989517

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