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AR POSTITIVO

-a, -e, -ad, -en

ER POSTITIVO

-e, -a, -ed, -an

IR POSITIVO

-e, -a, -id, -an

AR NEGATIVO

-es, -e, -éis, -en

ER NEGATIVO

-as, -a, -áis, -an

IR NEGATIVO

-as, -a, -áis, -an