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Certain verbs are irregular (sadly for those of us who wish it were simpler!). But these verbs are just a little bit irregular in the present tense, so get to know them and it won't be so bad.
Because their Yo form ends with -go, they are called GO or even GOYO verbs. Some examples are: Venir, Hacer, Valer, Decir, Venir, Salir, Poner, Caer, Oír, and Traer.
Our old buddy Tener is sort of a hybrid Boot verb and Goyo verb.
Online activities from the Exprésate textbook
Book 1 Ch. 4A p. 128 (Venir)
Book 1 Ch. 4B p. 140 (Hacer, Poner, Traer, Saber, Ver, Salir)
Book 2 Ch. 1A p. 14 (Review)
Book 2 Ch. 1A p. 50 (Decir, Dar)
Practice - Venir - Hacer, Poner, Traer, Saber, Ver, Salir - Decir, Dar
The verb venir and a plus time.mp4
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Tener, Venir, Poner, Decir, Hacer, Traer, Salir, Valer
Venir, Hacer, Valer, Decir, Venir, Salir, Poner
Review of most present tenses
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The verb hacer in the present.mp4Google Sites
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