Summary p300

Summary p300



300 CONYERSATIONAL PORTUGUESE

cated, the change given will pertain to those forms of the verb in which the stress falls on the last vowel of the $tem: the 1,2, 3, and 6 forms (the three singu-lar and the third plural forms) of the present indica-tive and of the present subjunctive.

I

levar

secar

cortar

escovar

jogar

morar

notar

vołtar

cear

estrear

passear

recear

odiar

remediar


to take away todry


open e


tocut tobrush to play (gamę) to dwell, live to notę to return


► open o


to eat supper to use, wear for thefirsttime ^ to take a walk [ or ride to fear


e changes to ei


to hate \ to remedy J


i chances to ei


II

dever

escrever

meter

correr

mover


e changes to open e in 2,3,6 (not in Ist form)


to owe, to' have to to write to put

to run 3    . ~    ,

4    > open o in 2,3, o

tomovej

Iii

consumir

fugir

sacudir

subir


e becomes i in 1; e becomes open in 2, 3, 6 of pres. ind.; e becomes i in all 6 forms of pres. subj.


competir to compctc' conferir to confer conseguir to obtain despir (-se) to undress (oneself)

divertir to amuse (-se)    (oneself)

ferir    to wound

preferir    to prefer

referir    to refer

repetir    to repeat

seguir    to follow

servir    to serve

vestir    to dress

(-se)    (oneself) „

mentir

tolie "1

e becomes i in 1 of

sentir

tofeel, to

*• pres. ind. and in all

be sorryj

pres. subj.

cobrir

to cover '

o becomes u in 1;

dormir

to sleep

o becomes open o

engolir

to swallow

in 2,3,6 of

tossir

tocough ^

pres. ind.;

o becomes u in all 6 forms of pres. subj.

to consume" toflee to shake to go up


u becomes open o in 2,3,6 of pres. ind.


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