Lesson 36 · 8:29
The -go family
Only the 'I' form gets a g: tengo, hago, salgo, digo, with hacer, salir and decir.
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What you learn
- A family of verbs where only "I" ends in -go: tengo, hago, salgo, digo
- hacer (to do / make): hago, haces, hace, hacemos, hacen
- salir (to leave / go out): salgo, sales, sale, salimos, salen
- decir (to say / tell): digo, decimos
- Tangent: English's most common verbs are odd too (says, does, has)
Sentences you can say
- ¿Qué haces? (What are you doing?)
- Salgo mañana. (I'm leaving tomorrow.)
- Digo que sí. / No lo digo.
Watch out for
"Salo mañana" → salir joins the -go family: Salgo mañana.