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comer

to eat

Steps for conjugating er or ir verb

1) drop the er or ir


2) find the stem/leftovers


3) add the andings to match the subject

yo ending for regular ER/IR verb

o

tu ending for regular ER/IR verb

es

el/ella ending for regular ER/IR verb

e

Usted ending for regular ER/IR verb

e

Nosotros ending for regular ER verb

emos

Nosotros ending for regular IR verb

imos

ellos/ellas/ustedes endings for regular ER/IR verbs

en

Yo bebo

I drink

tu bebes

you(informal) drink

el bebe

he drinks

usted bebe

you(formal) drink

nosotros bebemos

we drink

ustedes beben

you all drink

ellos beben

they drink

yo aprendo

I learn

tu vives

you (informal) live