promuevo

Promuevo is the first-person singular present indicative form of the Spanish verb promover, which means to promote, advocate, or advance something. It is used to describe actions in which the speaker is actively promoting a person, idea, project, product, or policy in the current moment.

Etymology and basic formation: Promover derives from Latin promovēre, formed from pro- meaning forward and movēre meaning to move. In the present tense of promover, the forms are: yo promuevo, tú promueves, él promueve, nosotros promovemos, vosotros promovéis, ellos promueven. The verb is a stem-changing -er verb, with a vowel change in most present forms (o → ue) for yo, tú, and él/ellos, while the nosotros and vosotros forms retain the base stem.

Usage notes: Promover is common in contexts such as business, politics, education, marketing, and social campaigns. Promuevo can appear in statements like “Yo promuevo prácticas sostenibles” or in reported speech and prompts related to advocacy and outreach. As a present tense form, it conveys ongoing or habitual promotion by the speaker.

See also: promover, Spanish verb conjugation, Romance languages.