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preferir (ie) (to prefer, to rather do, to prefer to do) |
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a -ir verb with a ie stem changing with regular -ir verb endings | |
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can be followed by a noun to say what someone prefers | |
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can be followed by an infinitive to say what someone would rather do or prefers to do | |
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poder (ue) (to be able to, may, can do) |
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a -er verb with a ue stem changing with regular -er verb endings | |
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normally followed by infinitives to say what someone may, is able to, or can do | |
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probar (ue) (to try, to taste) |
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a -ar verb with a ue stem changing with regular -ar verb endings | |
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normally followed by noun to mean to try something, as in to taste | |
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