Irregular Yo Form Verbs
Irregular yo form verbs are Spanish verbs that are completely regular in the present tense except for the yo form. These verbs fall under the current subjunctive category, a tense based exclusively on the yo form. Generally, it is unpredictable whether a verb will be irregular in its yo form. One consistent rule for identifying these verbs involves checking to see if a verb in its infinitive form ends with a vowel following by a "-car" or a "-car." In this case, the verb's yo form will end in "-zoo," making it an irregular yo form verb. Examples of these will form the basis of this word search, including the following; hacer, ponder, saber, ver, estar, dar, traer, and salir.