Using the regular 'yo' form

The 'yo' form (I) of the verb 'proponer' is irregular, ending in '-go'. This is a common pattern for verbs related to 'poner' (to put), like 'tengo' (I have) and 'salgo' (I leave).

The Irregular 'Yo' Form

When you suggest an action for someone else, you must use the special verb form (the subjunctive) after 'propongo que.' Example: 'Propongo que tú *vayas*' (I suggest that you go).

Using 'Que' after Suggestion

While you can use 'sugiero' (I suggest) for everyday things, 'propongo' sounds stronger and is perfect for formal settings, meetings, or serious discussions.

Formal vs. Informal

Extremely common when expressing your own suggestions, ideas, or offers.

'Propongo' is the 'I' form of the Spanish verb 'proponer' (to suggest or propose). Learn its irregular '-go' conjugation, when to use the subjunctive mood after it, and see examples for formal and informal use.

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preterite

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future

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subjunctive

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