Learn volver conjugation in Presente step by step with detailed explanations
volver means: toreturn,tocome back
In this lesson we are going to learn how to conjugate the verb volver in the Presente tense of the Indicativo mood. It means we will see step by step how to create the following conjugation:
yo
vuelvo
tú
vuelves
él/ella/usted
vuelve
nosotros/nosotras
volvemos
vosotros/vosotras
volvéis
ellos/ellas/ustedes
vuelven
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The verb volver has an irregular conjugation in the Presente tense of the Indicativo mood.
The first person singular has an irregular stem in this tense.
This verb belongs to the group which gets a change of the last o in the stem into an ue.
It’s convenient to think about this change as happening only in Presente Indicativo, persons 1st, 2nd, 3rd singular and 3rd plural of Presente Indicativo and whatever it influences later on (like the Imperativo) it never gets beyond the above mentioned persons.
The 1st person singular may also be entirely irregular in this verb group, and in such case it doesn’t follow this model.
So in the regular stemvolv change o to ue to get vuelv
But at least the ending is regular for this person. It is -o as normally in the -er verb group
The second person singular also has an irregular stem in this tense.
So as explained before we need to change o to ue in the regular stemvolv to get vuelv
And again the ending is regular for this person. It is -es as normally in the -er verb group
The third person singular also has an irregular stem in this tense.
So as explained earlier we need to change o to ue in the regular stemvolv to get vuelv
And again the ending is regular for this person. It is -e as normally in the -er verb group
The first person plural has a regular stem. So use: volv
Add the regular ending-emos for this person to get volvemos
And one more time the second person plural has a regular stem. So use: volv
And similarly add the regular ending-éis for this person to get volvéis
The third person plural also has an irregular stem in this tense.
So as explained before we need to change o to ue in the regular stemvolv to get vuelv
Also as in the previous case the ending is regular for this person. It is -en as normally in the -er verb group
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