Regular / Irregular / Spelling Changes / Conjugations / Tenses
Regular / Irregular / Spelling Changes / Conjugations / Tenses
The irregular verbs on the Conjugations page follow these patterns.
A verb that only changes a letter to keep its sound (busqué, llegué) is regular. See Spelling Changes.
Stem Change: e i (corriges)
Gerund: corrigiendo
Spelling Change: go jo - ga ja - gá já
Stem Change: o ue (duermo) - o u (durmió)
Gerund: durmiendo
Participle: escrito
Stem Change: + y (huyo)
Ending Change: i y (huyó)
Gerund: huyendo
There are no accents on huis and hui. Please note that these conjugations used to have accents and were written as follows: huís, and huí. The RAE (Real Academia Española) decided that these words are now considered as having only one syllable instead of two and therefore no longer have accents. You can read about this at this link.
Participle: imprimido / impreso (two participles)
There are no accents on huis and hui. Please note that these conjugations used to have accents and were written as follows: huís, and huí. The RAE (Real Academia Española) decided that these words are now considered as having only one syllable instead of two and therefore no longer have accents. You can read about this at this link.