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What are the present tense endings for regular IR verbs?

Regular IR verbs in Spanish have unique endings when we use them in the present tense. Let’s make it simple:

Conjugation Endings:

  1. For Yo (I), you add -o.
    (Example: vivir → yo vivo)

  2. For (You), you add -es.
    (Example: vivir → tú vives)

  3. For Él/Ella/Usted (He/She/You - formal), you add -e.
    (Example: vivir → él vive)

  4. For Nosotros/Nosotras (We), you add -imos.
    (Example: vivir → nosotros vivimos)

  5. For Vosotros/Vosotras (You all - informal in Spain), you add -ís.
    (Example: vivir → vosotros vivís)

  6. For Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes (They/You all), you add -en.
    (Example: vivir → ellos viven)

Example Sentences:

  • Yo vivo en una casa. (I live in a house.)
  • Ellos comen frutas. (They eat fruits.)

Make sure to use the correct subject when you add these endings!

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What are the present tense endings for regular IR verbs?

Regular IR verbs in Spanish have unique endings when we use them in the present tense. Let’s make it simple:

Conjugation Endings:

  1. For Yo (I), you add -o.
    (Example: vivir → yo vivo)

  2. For (You), you add -es.
    (Example: vivir → tú vives)

  3. For Él/Ella/Usted (He/She/You - formal), you add -e.
    (Example: vivir → él vive)

  4. For Nosotros/Nosotras (We), you add -imos.
    (Example: vivir → nosotros vivimos)

  5. For Vosotros/Vosotras (You all - informal in Spain), you add -ís.
    (Example: vivir → vosotros vivís)

  6. For Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes (They/You all), you add -en.
    (Example: vivir → ellos viven)

Example Sentences:

  • Yo vivo en una casa. (I live in a house.)
  • Ellos comen frutas. (They eat fruits.)

Make sure to use the correct subject when you add these endings!

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