Conjugating Regular Verbs in Spanish
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Objective
Puedo conjugar verbos regulares en el presente en español.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
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Regular '-er' verbs in Spanish include verbs like 'beber' which means to drink, 'comer' which means to eat, and 'creer' which means to think or believe.
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The present tense endings for regular '-er' verbs are '-o', '-es', '-e', '-emos', and '-en', similar to '-ar' verbs but with more e's.
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When using two verbs together, like 'deber' (should), only the first verb is conjugated; the second verb remains in its infinitive form.
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Practice
12 questions
¿Which are the endings for los verbos regulares -er en la forma 'yo' en el presente?
Completa la frase: Yo _____ (comer) pizza todos los viernes.
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Exit ticket
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“Conjuga el verbo 'beber' en el presente para cada pronombre (yo, tú, él, ella, usted, nosotros, nosotras, ellos, ellas, ustedes).”
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