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Which of the following is a "go" verb? A. ir B. ser C. salir
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@Sweetangel14 'ir' will give 'voy' in the 1st person singular. So it is not a 'go' verb.
@Palavós There is a misunderstanding in what "go" refers to. The question is not "What is the Spanish verb for "to go"?" The question (rewritten) is : "Out of these Spanish verbs, which one is of the "-go" type i.e. which one has its 1st person singular ending in "-go". E.g.: tener gives tengo ; hence tener is a "go" verb.
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