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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
tocut tobrush to play (gamę) to dwell, live to notę to return
to eat supper to use, wear for thefirsttime ^ to take a walk [ or ride to fear
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 e 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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