The verb Saber means “to know” (something, as in facts or knowledge), and is also irregular in the present tense but only in the first person singular yo. (I know the spanish teacher.) Nosotros conocemos Mexico. Examples: Yo conozco a la profesora de español. conocer = to know conozco conoces conoce conocemos conocen conducir = to drive conduzco conduces conduce conducimos conducen Note: Conocer means to know somebody or to know some place (to be familiar with). Notice, however, that only the first person singular is irregular, and all other conjugations are regular. Most verbs that end in cer or cir are irregular in the Present tense. For example: Poner = to put pongo pones pone ponemos ponen Hacer = to do hago haces hace hacemos hacen Traer = to bring traigo traes trae traemos traen Salir = to go out salgo sales sale salimos salen …. The verbs Poner (to put), Hacer (to do, to make), Traer (to bring), Salir (to go out, to leave) are irregular in the Present tense, but only in the first person singular yo. Note 3: Notice that the verb Estar ( to be), from our second lesson, is an irregular verb. Note 2: Ir is unique, because despite being an “ir” verb, it’s endings are like those of “ar” verbs. It is the same case with Nosotros and Nosotras and with Ellos, Ellas and Ustedes. Note 1: Don’t forget that Él, Ella and Usted share the same form of the verb. Yo doy (I give), Tú das (You give), Él da (He gives), Nosotros damos (We give), Ellos dan (They give). Ir = to go voy vas va vamos van Dar = to give doy das da damos dan Estar = to be estoy estás está estamos están Example of conjugation: Yo voy (I go), Tú vas (You -informal- go), Él va (He goes), Ella va (She goes), Usted va (You -formal- go), Nosotros vamos (We -masculine- go), Nosotras vamos (We -feminine- go), Ellos van (They -masculine- go), Ellas van (They -feminine- go), Ustedes van (You -plural- go). All other forms are the same forms of a regular “ar” verb. However, the only irregularity is in the first person yo. The verbs Ir (to go), Dar (to give) and Estar (to be) are irregular in the present tense. What are the irregular verbs in the Present tense?.

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