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 Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 1:14 pm
In Spanish there exists just like in English, and all the other languages, words that do not follow the normal rule of conjugation. For example, the words romper: break, hacer:do or make, ver: to see. Whe you want to write for example " the chair is broken" you will write "la silla está rota" and not "la silla está rompida"
here is the example of how the words should be conjugated..
Romper: Roto/a
Hacer: Hecho/a
ver: visto
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 6:28 pm
Isn't "broken" an adjective, though?
Traer - to bring
Poner - to put
venir - to come
All of these have "go" in the "yo form." Examples:
Les traigo las manzanas. - I bring the apples to them.
Pongo el gato en el cuarto de baño. - I put the cat in the bathroom.
Vengo a casa a comer. - I come home to eat.
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