These verbs are also referred to as "radical changing verbs", which means "stem" or "root" in Spanish. In stem-changing verbs, the stem vowel of the verb changes in the present tense. However, the stem does not change in the nosotros or vosotros forms of the verb. There are a few different ways that the stem vowel can change. Here are some examples: Conjugate verbs with a stem change from o to ue using dormir (to sleep) as an example: Yo: duermo Tu: duermes El, Ella, Usted: duerme Nosotros/as: dormimos Vosotros/as: dormis Ellos/as, Ustedes: duermen Conjugate verbs with a stem change from e to ie using querer (to want) as an example: Yo: quiero Tu: quieres El, Ella, Usted: quiere Nosotros/as: queremos Vosotros/as: quereis Ellos/as, Ustedes: quieren Conjugate verbs with a stem change from e to i using seguir (to follow or continue) as an example: Yo: sigo Tu: sigues El, Ella, Usted: sigue Nosotros/as: seguimos Vosotros/as: seguis Ellos/as, Ustedes: siguen Some verbs are irregular in their first-person present tense form. The rest of the forms of the verbs will follow the conventions of conjugating regular verbs. It's best to memorize these verbs to conjugate them correctly. Here are a few example of verbs that are only irregular in the first person (the yo form): Conjugate verbs that change from c to zc in the first person: Conocer (to be acquainted with): Yo conozco Agradecer (to thank): Yo agradezco Ofrecer (to be acquainted with): Yo ofrezco Conjugate verbs that have a g appear in the first person: Caer (to fall): Yo caigo Salir (to go out): Yo salgo Tener (to have): Yo tengo Traer (to bring): "Yo traigo" Conjugate verbs with others changes in the yo form: Dar (to give): Yo doy Saber (to know): Yo se Ver (to see): Yo veo There are other commonly used verbs -- and some not so commonly used -- that are not stem-changing verbs but which are just conjugated in an irregular way. Memorizing these words will help you speak basic Spanish. Here are some of the most common irregular verbs conjugated in the present tense: Estar (to be): Yo: estoy Tu: estas El, Ella, Usted: esta Nosotros/as: estamos Vosotros/as: estais Ellos/as, Ustedes: estan Ser (to be): Yo: soy Tu: eres El, Ella, Usted: es Nosotros/as: somos Vosotros/as: sois Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes: son Ir (to go): Yo: voy Tu: vas El, Ella, Usted: va Nosotros/as: vamos Vosotros/as: vais Ellos/as, Ustedes: van

Summary: Conjugate stem-changing verbs. Conjugate verbs that change in the first person. Conjugate other irregular verbs in the present tense.

You and your partner must be present at the same time to apply. Virginia does not require witnesses to apply for a marriage license. Make sure to bring all the necessary documentation and payment. In some circuit courts, parents or legal guardians of minors may be required to appear in person to consent to the minor's marriage. Check with your circuit court before applying. You must complete the application in the Circuit Court office where you are applying for a license. Read the application carefully to make sure that you have not made any errors. Even simple spelling errors for a surname change can be very difficult to correct once the license has been filed. Changes may require a court order. Some Circuit Courts may have an online "pre-application" for available. Pre-applying online will expedite the application process, but both of you must still appear in person at the Circuit Court to complete your application. The fee to apply for a marriage license in Virginia will vary depending on the Circuit Court at which you apply. Verify the fee and payment options ahead of time. The fee is not legally allowed to be more than $50. Some Circuit Courts may not accept some forms of payment, such as debit or credit cards. Check with your Circuit Court before going to apply. There is no waiting period to marry once you receive your marriage license. The license is valid for 60 calendar days. If you do not use the license to get married within 60 days, you will have to re-apply and pay a new fee. Most Circuit Courts do not offer refunds. Both spouses and an eligible celebrant (the person conducting the ceremony) must sign the license for it to be valid. Virginia does not require other witnesses to be present at the ceremony or sign the license. Eligible religious celebrants must be authorized by a Virginia Circuit Court prior to performing the wedding ceremony. Out-of-state ministers must present themselves and documentation of their ordination and pastoral appointment to the Circuit Court office. Online ordinations, such as those from the Universal Life Church or American Marriage Ministries, are usually not recognized by Circuit Courts. Religious individuals whose religious tradition does not have ordained ministers may be married by a person appointed by that tradition. Each Circuit Court maintains a list of appointed individuals who are eligible to perform civil marriage ceremonies. A non-religious celebrant may be authorized to perform a marriage ceremony by order of the Circuit Court issuing the marriage license. Your celebrant must sign and return the Marriage Register and the Marriage return forms (obtained at the Circuit Court office) within 5 days of the marriage ceremony. If the celebrant does not return these forms, Virginia will not have a record of your marriage.

Summary: Appear in person at the circuit court office. Fill out the application. Pay the requested fees. Receive your marriage license as soon as the application is complete. Verify the required signatures are on the marriage license after the wedding ceremony. Ensure that your celebrant returns the necessary forms.

The system should report 2048 MB for the "Memory size".
Summary: Test the new kernel by clicking on the "Settings" tab and launching "System info" once Xandros boots to the desktop.