Asked by Momo
How do you conjugate "sugerir" in present tense? Thank you!
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Answered by
Brandon
The present tense of the indicative mood would be: yo sugiero, tú sugieres, él/ella/Ud. sugiere, nosotros(as) sugerimos withou an e to ie stem change, and ellos(as)/Uds. sugieren.
For the subjunctive mood it would be: yo sugiera, tú sugieras, él/ella/Ud. sugiera, nosotros sugeramos again without an e to ie stem change, and ellos(as) sugieran.
Start drilling these verb forms in to your memory! Learn the basic patterns and also the irregular exceptions to the rules! Do you have a table in your textbook or dictionary that references these?
For the subjunctive mood it would be: yo sugiera, tú sugieras, él/ella/Ud. sugiera, nosotros sugeramos again without an e to ie stem change, and ellos(as) sugieran.
Start drilling these verb forms in to your memory! Learn the basic patterns and also the irregular exceptions to the rules! Do you have a table in your textbook or dictionary that references these?
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Excellent, Brandon! Let me just add the English:
Present Indicative = yo sugiero
I suggest, I DO suggest, I AM suggestING
Present Subjunctive = yo sugiera
I may suggest, even the Future I will or I'll suggest or even an infinitive in "Ella quiere que yo sugiera = She wants me TO SUGGEST
Sra
Present Indicative = yo sugiero
I suggest, I DO suggest, I AM suggestING
Present Subjunctive = yo sugiera
I may suggest, even the Future I will or I'll suggest or even an infinitive in "Ella quiere que yo sugiera = She wants me TO SUGGEST
Sra
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