Simple present of verbs ending in -aer
Verbs ending in -aer like caer (to fall) or traer (to bring) are irregular in the yo (I) form in the simple present:
Caer → Caigo
To fall → I fall
Traer → Traigo
To bring → I bring
Caer en
Yo caigo
Tú caes
Él/ella/usted cae
Nosotros/as caemos
Vosotros/as caéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes caen
Tú caes
Él/ella/usted cae
Nosotros/as caemos
Vosotros/as caéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes caen
Traer en
Yo traigo
Tú traes
Él/ella/usted trae
Nosotros/as traemos
Vosotros/as traéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes traen
Tú traes
Él/ella/usted trae
Nosotros/as traemos
Vosotros/as traéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes traen
Distraer
Yo distraigo
Tú distraes
Él/ella/usted distrae
Nosotros/as distraemos
Vosotros/as distraéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes distraen
Tú distraes
Él/ella/usted distrae
Nosotros/as distraemos
Vosotros/as distraéis
Ellos/ellas/ustedes distraen
Note: verbs based on traer (to bring) and caer (to fall), such as contraer (to contract, to take on) and decaer (to decline) follow the same pattern.
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