E1 - U3 - Gramática 3.3 - Present Tense of -er & -ir verbs

A verb, in English, is an action or state of being word.

• Cierto

• Falso

An infinitive is a verb that is not changed for the subject. It is always preceded by the word: to.

For example: to run, to walk, to talk

• Cierto

• Falso

In Spanish, you know you're looking at a verb (an action word) because it ends in what letters?

• -ar

• -er

• -ir

• -or

• -ur

To use a verb like comer, you first remove what letters?

• -r

• -er

• -ir

Which endings are associated with -er verbs.

• o

• es

• imos

• emos

• en

To use a verb like escribir, you first remove what letters?

• -r

• -er

• -ir

Which endings are associated with -ir verbs.

• o

• es

• imos

• emos

• en

Like -ar verbs, the yo form of -er and -ir verbs end in _.

Conjugate the following verb for yo:

vivir

Conjugate the following verb for tú:

escribir