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Stem changing o>Ue

Present tense stem-changing Spanish Verbs o to ue

QuestionAnswerSample SentenceTranslationComment
absolver (to absolve): third person singular absuelve El juez absuelve al acusado. The judge acquits the defendant.
acordarse (de): (to remember): second person (tú) te acuerdas¿Te acuerdas de mi nombre? ¿Te acuerdas de mi nombre Do you remember my name?
almorzar (to have lunch): third person singular almuerza Mi padre almuerza ahora. My father has lunch now.
aprobar (to approve/pass an exam): third person plural aprueban Los estudiantes aprueban el examen. The students pass the exam.
cocer (to boil/bake): first person cuezo Cuezo arroz para la cena. I'm cooking rice for dinner. Spelling change c to z in first person.
colgar (to hang (up): second person (tú) cuelgas Cuelgas la ropa para que se seque. You hang up the clothes to dry.
conmover (to move): third person singular conmueve Su historia me conmueve. Her story moves me.
contar (to count/to relate): third person plural cuentan Me cuentan una historia interesante. They tell me an interesting story.
costar (to cost): third person singular cuesta Cuesta mucho dinero comprar una casa. It costs a lot of money to buy a house.
demoler (to demolish): third person plural demuelen Demuelen el edificio antiguo para construir uno nuevo. They demolish the old building to build a new one.
demostrar (to demonstrate/prove): third person singular demuestra Demuestra su inteligencia con sus buenas notas. He demonstrates his intelligence with his good grades.
devolver (to return): third person plural devuelven Me devuelven el dinero que pagué. They return the money I paid.
disolver (to dissolve): third person disuelve El azúcar se disuelve en el agua. The sugar dissolves in the water.
doler (to hurt/to mourn): first person duelo Duelo la muerte de mi abuela. I mourn the death of my grandmother. Also reflexive "me duele" to indicate a bodily pain.
dormir (to sleep): second person (tú) duermes ¿Duermes bien por la noche? Do you sleep well at night?
encontrar (to find): third person plural encuentran Encuentran el tesoro perdido. They find the lost treasure.
envolver (to wrap): first person envuelvo Envuelvo el regalo en papel de regalo. I wrap the gift in wrapping paper.
llover (to rain): third person llueve Llueve afuera. It is raining outside. This is a so-called "defective" verb.
morder (to bite): second person (tú) muerdes Te muerdes las uñas. You bite your fingernails.
moler (to grind): third person singular muele Muele el café para hacer una taza de café. He grinds the coffee to make a cup of coffee.
morir (to die): third person plural mueren Muchos animales mueren en los incendios forestales. Many animals die in the wildfires.
mostrar (to show): first person muestro Muestro mi pasaporte al agente de aduanas. I show my passport to the customs officer.
mover (to move): second person (tú) mueves Mueves la mesa para que tenga más espacio. You move the table to make more room.
poder (to be able to): third person singular puede Puede hablar varios idiomas. He can speak several languages.
probar (to taste, to prove): third person plural prueban Prueban la comida para asegurarse de que esté buena. They taste the food to make sure it's good.
promover (to promote): first person promuevo Promuevo la paz y la justicia. I promote peace and justice.
recordar (to remember): second person (tú) recuerdas Recuerdas el día que me conocí. You remember the day you met me.
remover (to remove): third person singular remueve Remueve la olla del fuego cuando esté lista. He removes the pot from the heat when it's ready.
resolver (to resolve): third person plural resuelven Resuelven el misterio del asesinato. They solve the murder mystery.
retorcer (to twist): third person plural retuerce Retuerce la tapa de la botella para abrirla. He twists the cap of the bottle to open it.
revolver (to mix/shake): first person revuelvo Revuelvo los huevos en una sartén. I mix (scramble) the eggs in a pan.
rogar (to beg): second person (tú) ruegas Tu ruegas que te perdone. You beg me to forgive you.
soler (to be accustomed to): third person singular suele Suele llover en primavera. It usually rains in the spring.
sonar (to sound): third person plural suenan Las campanas suenan a mediodía. The bells ring at noon.
torcer (to twist): second person (tú) tuerces Tuerces la llave para abrir la puerta. You turn the key to open the door.
tronar (to thunder): third person plural truenan Truena y relampaguea. It's thundering and lightning.
volar (to fly): third person plural vuelan Los pájaros vuelan en el cielo. The birds fly in the sky.
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