S ienta, s ientas, s ienta, s intamos, s intáis, s ientanĤ) Verbs where e becomes i in the Present Indicative «yo» form, have that same irregularity in Present Subjunctive for all persons: Pref iera, pref ieras, pref iera, pref iramos, pref iráis, pref ieran
P ierda, p ierdas, p ierda, perdamos, perdáis, p ierdanģ) Verbs in -ir where e becomes ie in the Present Indicative’s «yo» form, have that same irregularity in Present Subjunctive for all persons, except «nosotros» and «vosotros», where e becomes i: P iense, p ienses, p iense, pensemos, penséis, p iensen Intu ya, intu yas, intu ya, intu yamos, intu yáis, intu yanĢ) Verbs in -ar / -er where e becomes iein the Present Indicative’s «yo» form, have that same irregularity in Present Subjunctive for all persons, except «nosotros» and «vosotros»: Influ ya, influ yas, influ ya, influ yamos, influ yáis, influ yan Ten ga, ten gas, ten ga, ten gamos, ten gáis, ten gan Ha ga, ha gas, ha ga, ha gamos, ha gáis, ha gan Tradu zca, tradu zcas, tradu zca, tradu zcamos, tradu zcáis, tradu zcan … have that same irregularity in Present Subjunctive for all persons:Ĭono zca, cono zcas, cono zca, cono zcamos, cono zcáis, cono zcan Irregular verbs in Present Subjunctive add the same endings as regular verbs, but they present an irregularity in the stem.īut… which verbs are irregular? Easy: any verb that has an irregular «yo» form in Present Indicative is irregular in Present Subjunctive.ġ) Verbs with any of the following irregularities in the Present Indicative’s «yo» form:
Here are some regular verbs in Present Subjunctive, using the endings we just learned:
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