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Page 256. The Verb VENIR. The Verb VENIR. You use venir to say that someone is coming to a place or an event. ¿A qué hora vienes al restaurante? Vengo a las cuatro de la tarde. The Verb VENIR. Here is the verb “to come” in English. I come You come He She comes It. We come

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  1. Page 256 The Verb VENIR

  2. The Verb VENIR • You use venir to say that someone is coming to a place or an event. • ¿A qué hora vienes al restaurante? • Vengo a las cuatro de la tarde.

  3. The Verb VENIR • Here is the verb “to come” in English.

  4. I come You come He She comes It We come They come TO COME

  5. The Verb VENIR • Here are all the present tense forms of venir in Spanish.

  6. Yo vengo Tú vienes Ud. Él viene Ella Nosotros venimos Uds. Ellos vienen Ellas VENIR

  7. ¡OJO! • Note that venir has an irregular “yo” form that ends in “go” (just like these other verbs that we have studied—tener, hacer and poner). • vengo • tengo • hago • pongo

  8. ¡OJO! • Note that venir also has a stem change in the tú, Ud. (él, ella) and Uds. (ellos, ellas) forms (just like tener). • However there is no stem change in the nosotros / nosotras forms. • Note that the nosotros form of venir is venimos; but the nosotros form of tener is tenemos. • Be sure to memorize the verb venir.

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