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Read the question, think, then tap to flip. Mark yourself right or wrong and move on — the whole loop is a couple of taps per card.
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DeckName: Spanish Verbs
Q: How do you say "to eat"?
A: comer — regular -er verb.
Present: como, comes, come, comemos, coméis, comen.
Q: What is the yo form of tener (to have)?
A: tengo
Irregular in the yo form only — the rest follow the
stem change e→ie: tienes, tiene, tenemos, tenéis, tienen.Free account, no email verification, no ads. Sign up in ten seconds and start on your first deck.
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