The
Present Indicative of the verbs in "ea"
(2nd conjugation)
The verbs with the
infinitive ending in „-ea”
are considered verbs of the 2nd conjugation.
Some models conjugation
are bellow:
A
avea (engl. to
have), a
tăcea (engl. to
be silent), a
vedea (engl. to
see), a
bea (engl. to
drink)
A
avea
A
tăcea
Eu am
Eu tac
Tu ai
Tu taci
El / ea are
El / ea tace
Noi avem
Noi tăcem
Voi aveți
Voi tăceți
Ei /ele au
Ei / ele tac
A vedea
A bea
Eu văd
Eu beau
Tu vezi
Tu bei
El / ea vede
El / ea bea
Noi vedem
Noi bem
Voi vedeți
Voi beți
Ei /ele văd
Ei / ele beau
As we can see from
the above examples, the root verbs have a lot of irregular forms.
Nevertheless, we can formulate some rules: at the root verb we have
to add some endings. For the verbs from the 2nd
group, the endings for most of the verbs are, respectively,
as follows: Ø,
-i,
-e,
-em,
-eți,Ø.
The exception is the verb “to drink” (a
bea), where the ending is “u” in the
1st
person singular.
For most verbs, the 1st
person in the singular is homonym with the 3rd person in
the plural:
eu văd (I see)
= ei văd (they see)
eu beau (I drink)
= ei beau (they drink)
The
negative form
In order to obtain the
negative form, we will add the particle “nu” in front of the
verbs.
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