Stem Changing Verbs E to IE. Stem Changing Verbs E to IE Some regular verbs require a change in the stem of the verb when we conjugate it in certain forms.

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Stem Changing Verbs E to IE

Stem Changing Verbs E to IE Some regular verbs require a change in the stem of the verb when we conjugate it in certain forms –Yo –Tu –El, Ella, Usted –Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes

CERRAR StemAR Ending

Example PENSAR = To Think YO piensoNOSOTROS pensamos TU piensasVOSOTROS pensais ELLA piensaELLOS piensan

More E to IE Verbs Acertar = to manage to Atravesar = to cross Calentar = to heat Cerrar = to close Comenzar = to begin Confesar = to confess Despertar = to wake up Empezar = to begin Encerrar = to lock up Enterrar = to bury

More E to IE Verbs Fregar = to scrub Merendar = to have a snack Nevar = to snow Recommendar = to recommend Regar = to water Temblar = to tremble Tropezar = to stumble

More E to IE Verbs Atender = to attend to Defender = to defend Encender = to turn on Entender = to understand Perder = to lose Querer = to want Tender = to spread over Verter = to spill

And More E to IE Verbs Advertir = to alert Convertir = to convert Herir = to injure Hervir = to boil Mentir = to lie Preferir = to prefer Referir – to tell or to narrate Sentir – to feel / to regret / to be sorry Sugerir – to suggest