The verbs poner, hacer, valer, and salir in the simple present tense
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The verbs poner, hacer, valer, and salir in the simple present tense
The verbs poner (to put), hacer (to do, to make), valer (to cost), and salir (to leave, to go out) take the ending -go with pronoun yo (I), but are regular with the other pronouns.
Tú pones
Él/ella/usted pone
Nosotros/as ponemos
Vosotros/as ponéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes ponen
Tú haces
Él/ella/usted hace
Nosotros/as hacemos
Vosotros/as hacéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes hacen
Tú sales
Él/ella/usted sale
Nosotros/as salimos
Vosotros/as salís
Ellos/ellas/ustedes salen
Me pongo una camisa azul.
I put on a blue shirt.
Los domingos no hago nada.
I don't do anything on Sundays.
Salgo de trabajar a las seis.
I leave work at six.
Te he demostrado lo que valgo.
I've shown you what I'm worth.
See the conjugation of regular verbs in simple present (presente de indicativo).
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