Madrigals Magic Key to Spanish (158 page)

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Authors: Margarita Madrigal

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ROGAR,
to beg, to implore

O = UE

“Volcar” ends in “qué” in the first person singular of the past.

VOLCAR,
to overturn

O = UE

There are some radical changing verbs that end in “zar” in the infinitive. In ALL verbs which end in “zar” in the infinitive the “z” changes to “c” in the first person singular of the past and in the present subjunctive.

COMENZAR,
to begin, to start

E = IE

“Empezar” also means to begin and is interchangeable with “comenzar.” “Empezar” (
to begin
) and “tropezar” (
to stumble
) have the same irregularities as “comenzar,” above.

ALMORZAR,
to have lunch

O = UE

“Esforzar” (
to make an effort
) and “forzar” (
to force
) have the same irregularities as “almorzar” above.

Radical Changing Verbs II and III are listed earlier in this lesson.

IRREGULAR
PAST PARTICIPLES

THE “PONER” FAMILY

INFINITIVE
PAST PARTICIPLE
poner,
to put
PUESTO,
put
exponer,
to expose
EXPUESTO,
exposed
suponer,
to suppose
SUPUESTO,
supposed
proponer,
to propose
PROPUESTO,
proposed
oponer,
to oppose
OPUESTO,
opposed
imponer,
to impose
IMPUESTO,
imposed
componer,
to repair, to compose
COMPUESTO,
repaired
descomponerse,
to get itself out of order
DESCOMPUESTO,
gotten out of order

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

he puesto,
I have put

he expuesto,
I have exposed

he supuesto,
I have supposed

he propuesto,
I have proposed

he opuesto,
I have opposed

he impuesto,
I have imposed

he compuesto,
I have repaired

se ha descompuesto,
it has gotten out of order

THE “VOLVER” FAMILY

INFINITIVE
PAST PARTICIPLE
volver,
to return
VUELTO,
returned
devolver,
to return
(a thing)
DEVUELTO,
returned
revolver,
to mix, to stir
REVUELTO,
mixed
envolver,
to wrap
ENVUELTO,
wrapped
desenvolver,
to unwrap
DESENVUELTO,
unwrapped

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

he vuelto,
I have returned

he devuelto,
I have returned
(a thing)

he revuelto,
I have mixed

he envuelto,
I have wrapped

he desenvuelto,
I have unwrapped

THE “ESCRIBIR” FAMILY

INFINITIVE
PAST PARTICIPLE
escribir,
to write
ESCRITO,
written
describir,
to describe
DESCRITO,
described
subscribir,
to subscribe
SUBSCRITO,
subscribed
inscribir,
to inscribe
INSCRITO,
inscribed

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

he escrito,
I have written

he descrito,
I have described

he subscrito,
I have subscribed

he inscrito,
I have inscribed

OTHER IRREGULAR PAST PARTICIPLES

INFINITIVE
PAST PARTICIPLE
abrir,
to open
ABIERTO,
opened
cubrir,
to cover
CUBIERTO,
covered
descubrir,
to discover
DESCUBIERTO,
discovered
imprimir,
to print
IMPRESO,
printed
resolver,
to solve, to resolve
RESUELTO,
solved, resolved
disolver,
to dissolve
DISUELTO,
dissolved
freír,
to fry
FRITO,
fried
morir,
to die
MUERTO,
died
romper,
to tear, to break
ROTO,
torn
ver,
to see
VISTO,
seen
decir,
to say
DICHO,
said
hacer,
to do, to make
HECHO,
done, made
deshacer,
to undo
DESHECHO,
undone
deshacerse de,
to get rid of
DESHECHO DE,
gotten rid of
satisfacer,
to satisfy
SATISFECHO,
satisfied

PRESENT PERFECT TENSE

he abierto,
I have opened

he cubierto,
I have covered

he descubierto,
I have discovered

he impreso,
I have printed

he resuelto,
I have solved, resolved

he disuelto,
I have dissolved

he frito,
I have fried

ha muerto,
he has died

he roto,
I have torn

he visto,
I have seen

he dicho,
I have said

he hecho,
I have done, made

he deshecho,
I have undone

me he deshecho de,
I have gotten rid of

he satisfecho,
I have satisfied

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