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acude

Acude is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb acudir, which means to go to, attend, or resort to. It also appears as the informal second-person singular imperative meaning “come” or “attend.” Thus, acude can function as both a verbal form describing an action by he, she, or it, and as a command addressed to you in informal speech.

Etymology and usage

Acudir derives from the Latin accurrere, formed from ad- “to” and currere “to run.” In modern Spanish,

Conjugation note

The verb follows regular -ir patterns in many tenses, with the present indicative forms including acudo, acudes,

Examples

La gente acude temprano a la ventanilla. Ella acude al médico cuando se siente mal. Si necesitas

See also

Acudir (the infinitive) and related constructions with “a” to indicate direction, attendance, or seeking assistance.

acudir
is
used
when
indicating
that
someone
goes
to
a
place
or
attends
an
event,
for
example
acude
al
trabajo
(he
goes
to
work)
or
acuden
a
la
reunión
(they
attend
the
meeting).
The
verb
can
also
express
turning
to
someone
or
something
for
help,
as
in
acutar
a
un
amigo
or
acudir
a
un
profesional.
acude,
acudimos,
acudís,
acuden.
Preterite
is
acudí,
acudiste,
acudió,
acudimos,
acudisteis,
acudieron;
imperfect
is
acudía,
acudías,
acudía,
acudíamos,
acudíais,
acudían.
The
present
subjunctive
forms
include
acuda,
acudas,
acuda,
acudamos,
acudáis,
acudan.
The
imperative
forms
include
acude
(tú),
acuda
(usted),
acudamos
(nosotros),
acudid
(vosotros),
acudan
(ustedes).
ayuda,
puedes
acudir
a
un
familiar.