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Today’s verb of the day: cohibir
Translation: to inhibit
“Cohibir” is an interesting verb because it follows the standard conjugation pattern with the addition of an accent in the present tense, present subjunctive and imperative forms. The accent is used to indicate which syllable you need to emphasize.
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Today’s verb of the day: atenazar
Translation: to torment
“Atenazar” needs to keep the “-za” sound in all tenses – even in those where the “-ar” ending changes to “-er”. In these particular situations, the “z” chanegs to a “c”.
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Today’s verb of the day: cocear
Translation: to kick (like an animal kicks)
“Cocear” is a straight forward verb to conjugate and follows the standard conjugation pattern.
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Today’s verb of the day: enviudar
Translation: to be widowed; to become widowed
“Enviudar” is a straight forward verb to conjugate and follows the standard conjugation pattern.
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Today’s verb of the day: leer
Translation: to read
“Leer” is beautifully irregular and exhibits 3 exceptions to the standard conjugation pattern:
1. The participle is “leído” therefore, composite times conjugate as follows
Example: perfect past / pretérito perfecto
yo he leído
tú has leído
él, ella, usted ha leído
nosotros, nosotras hemos leído
vosotros, vosotras habéis leído
ellos, ellas, ustedes han leído
2. Simple past tenses conjugate with a “y” in the 3rd person
yo leí
tú leíste
él, ella, usted leyó
nosotros, nosotras leímos
vosotros, vosotras leísteis
ellos, ellas, ustedes leyeron
3. Based on the 3rd person simple past, the imperfect subjunctive is “leyera”
leyera o leyese
leyeras o leyeses
leyera o leyese
leyéramos o leyésemos
leyerais o leyeseis
leyeran o leyesen
leyeras o leyeses
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Today’s verb of the day: teatralizar
Translation: to dramatise
“Teatralizar” is a straight forward verb to conjugate: follow the standard pattern and in those tenses, where the “-ar” ending changes to “-e” simply adapt the “z” and change it to a “c” to keep the sound the same.
Example:
yo teatralizo (present tense)
yo teatrilicé (simple past tense)
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