Answer:
1. A sterm verb is a verb that changes in the present tense depending on the suffix
2. No
3. "ue" (puedo, puedes, pueden)
4. "ue" (duermo, duermes, duermen)
5. "ue" (juego, juegas, juegan)
6. yo, ella, ustedes.
B) yo juego, tú juegas, el/ella/usted juega, nosotros jugamos, ellos/ellas/ustedes juegan.
Step-by-step explanation:
Sterm verbs are verbs that change a syllable in their composition when they are conjugated in the simple present. The changes depend on what syllable the verbs end in (ar, er, ir), and on the subject we are using.
The verbs poder, dormir, and jugar change the first syllable to "ue" instead of "o" or "u", even though they have different endings. Therefore, we say; "puedo", "duermo", and "juego".
Yo, ella and ustedes are the pronouns in which this change happens. (yo puedo, ella puede, ustedes pueden)
The verb "jugar" (which ends in "ar") is conjugated this way in the table of ex. B: yo juego, tú juegas, el/ella/usted juega, nosotros jugamos, ellos/ellas/ustedes juegan.