4.4 - Yo-Go Irregular Verbs

Question 1

Yo-Go verbs are…

Answer 1

Forms that end with “-go” in their yo forms.

Question 2

Yo-Go verbs have regular forms for…

Answer 2

all conjugations except for Yo

Question 3

The 7 major Yo-Go verbs are …

Answer 3

hacer, decir, suponer, poner, salir, and traer, and oir

Question 4

Hacer Yo form

Answer 4

Hago

Question 5

Hacer definition

Answer 5

To do or to make

Question 6

When hacer is being used in a question, hacer wil almost always

Answer 6

Require a different verb in its answer

Question 7

Decir Yo form

Answer 7

Digo

Question 8

Decir means,

Answer 8

To say

Question 9

Common expressions with Decir are…

Answer 9

Decir que, decir la verdad, decir mentiras, decir la repuesta

Question 10

Salir Yo form

Answer 10

Salgo

Question 11

Salir definition

Answer 11

To leave

Question 12

Prepositional Phase 1 (Salir):

Answer 12

Salir de = to leave from

Question 13

Prepositional Phase 2 (Salir):

Answer 13

Salir para = to leave for

Question 14

Prepositional Phase 3 (Salir):

Answer 14

Salir con = to go out with

Question 15

Prepositional Phase 4 (Salir):

Answer 15

Salir + a + infinitive = To leave/go out to (infinitive)

Question 16

Rule with Salir:

Answer 16

Salir always needs an “A” after it when followed by another verb (infinitive)

Question 17

Suponer Yo form

Answer 17

Supongo

Question 18

Suponer definition

Answer 18

To suppose, to guess (Not “to guess” just, I guess when it means I suppose)

Question 19

Traer Yo form

Answer 19

Traigo

Question 20

Traer definition

Answer 20

To bring

Question 21

All verbs ending in -aer, always…

Answer 21

Add an “i” in their yo form

Question 22

Poner Yo form

Answer 22

Pongo

Question 23

Poner definition

Answer 23

To put, to put on, to turn on

Question 24

Oir Yo form

Answer 24

Oigo

Question 25

Oir definition

Answer 25

To hear