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data/explorations/boot_verbs.yaml
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Kevin Thomas
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04 май 2022, 01:14
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language_code: en
objective: master the conjugation of Spanish boot verbs
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      html: "<p>Boot verbs can also be called stem-changing verbs.<br><br>\nWhat is\
        \ it that makes it a boot verb? Well, if you use the normal way of writing\
        \ out verb conjugations, it looks like this:<br><br>\nyo                 \
        \         nosotros<br>\nt\xFA                          vosotros<br>\n\xE9\
        l/ella/usted               ustedes<br>\n<br>\nAnd in a boot verb the stem\
        \ changes only in the yo, t\xFA, \xE9l/ella/usted and ustedes forms. If you\
        \ draw a line around these, it looks like a boot.<br>\n<br>\nIn the case of\
        \ jugar, since it is a verb ending in -gar, it uses the u &gt; ue stem, so\
        \ what does the stem become?</p>"
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            and you get <strong>jueg-.</strong></p>
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      html: <p>So what is the correct verb ending for yo?</p>
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            html: <p>But if you just drop the -ar and at -o, you get jugo which means
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            html: <p>But if you just drop the -ar and at -o, you get jugo which means
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tags: []
title: Boot Verbs