COMMON IRREGULAR VERBS IN SPANISH SUBJUNCTIVE

TRANG 1 COMMON IRREGULAR VERBS INFINITIVE PAST PAST PARTICIPLE NGHĨA be was, were been Thì, là, ở, bị, được bear bore borne, born Mang, chịu đựng, sinh đẻ beat beat beaten Đánh become be[r]

subjunctive mood
pres. perf. pluperf.:ra pluperf.:se fut. perf. haya hablado hubiera hablado hubiese hablado hubiere hablado hayas hablado hubieras hablado hubieses hablado hubieres hablado haya hablado hubiera hablado hubiese hablado hubiere hablado hayamos hablado hubi´eramos hablado hubi[r]

Introduction
E very day when speaking your native language, you use verbs. When you want to walk to the store, eat a pickle, run away from a dog, or even just be in the same room as your pesky brother, you use verbs. You probably don’t even think about how you select the[r]

■ The five basic verb forms are infinitive, present tense, present participle, past tense, and past participle.. ■ Study and memorize the forms of the most common irregular verbs.[r]

Most irregular verbs have, like regular verbs, only one common variation in this respect, as the table shows: BASE V-ed1 V-ed2 All like Cut Cut Cut V-ed1 = V-ed2 Meet Met Met V= V-ed2 Co[r]

Appendix B
English-to-French Verb Glossary
H ave you been talking away in French only to come to a complete halt because you’re not quite sure of the French verb? This glossary can help. Just look up the English verb for the French translation. Voilà! (I add an asterisk after the French[r]

Give the correct form (past simple) of the regular verbs in brackets... Give the correct form (past simple) of the irregular verbs in brackets.[r]

room. / Everybody / start / scream / in panic. / People/ run toward / fire exits. / One door / be / block. / Many people / begin /cough / choke.
Then / just as we / think / we / have / only / minutes / live, fire brigade / arrive .Firemen / fight / their way / into / room / and soon /[r]

an action that started and finished in the past.
Use the present perfect for “unfinished” time:
“ I’ve lived in Brazil for three years.” (and I live in Brazil now) |----------------|>>>>>>>>>>|------------------------------------|

25. I stayed at a bed and breakfast inn in Vermont. The building is/was Victorian.
TRICKY VERBS
The sets of verbs on the next page confuse even native speakers of English. To keep them straight, think about which verb in each pair needs an object. For example, lie des[r]