Asked by magic
-ir and -er ending verbs are very similar in their endings when they are conjugated. How do they differ in their endings when they are conjugated?
I need help ! Any spanish speakers or people that know? Please help !
I need help ! Any spanish speakers or people that know? Please help !
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Answered by
HELPINGHAND
1. Go to www.google.com
2. Enter conjugate Spanish ir verbs
3. Read carefully and take notes.
4. Enter conjugate Spanish er verbs
5. Read carefully and take notes.
6. Explain how they are different.
hope this helps
2. Enter conjugate Spanish ir verbs
3. Read carefully and take notes.
4. Enter conjugate Spanish er verbs
5. Read carefully and take notes.
6. Explain how they are different.
hope this helps
Answered by
loopdeloop
er verb endings are -o -es -e -emos -eis -en
(all start with e0
ir verb endings are -o -es -e - imos -is and -en
they start with ir
Thats the basic difference it not that much.
I hope you like Spanish
(all start with e0
ir verb endings are -o -es -e - imos -is and -en
they start with ir
Thats the basic difference it not that much.
I hope you like Spanish
Answered by
magic
Okay thank you !!
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fat newb
that doesn't rly help
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Not your dad
yea boys we dont speak spanish ):
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caden
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AkAzA
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Bruhda
sus-
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trump
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Anonymous
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