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Present Tense: -er & -ir Verbs

Presente: verbos en -er e -ir

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Beginner · Step 11 of 21Course step 11 of 48

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Understand it · Entiéndelo
I eat.
Yo .o: Ending — changing part
You eat.
Tú .
She lives here.
Ella aquí.

Build it step by step · Constrúyelo paso a paso

We eat here.
Nosotros com aquí.emos: Ending — changing part
We live here.
Nosotros vivimos aquí.
Self-check · Comprueba tu respuesta

Nosotros comemos aquí. Nosotros vivimos aquí.

Respuestas con razones · Answers with reasons

Como/vivo; comes/vives; come/vive; comemos/vivimos; comen/viven. Solo cambia nosotros en estos patrones regulares del presente: -emos frente a -imos. / Como/vivo; comes/vives; come/vive; comemos/vivimos; comen/viven. Only nosotros differs in these regular present patterns: -emos versus -imos.

Check and try again · Comprueba y vuelve a intentar

Como. Comemos. Vivimos aquí. Compare nosotros -emos for comer with -imos for vivir.

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1. Choose the yo form of comer.

2. Which nosotros form belongs to vivir?

3. Change Ana come to tú.

4. Correct Nosotros comimos as a present-tense statement.

5. Ana and Luis live here. Choose the present form.

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