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An example of conjugation of verbs in Spanish ending in -er, -ir would be: Comer and Asistir
<h3>How to conjugate verbs in Spanish?</h3>
To conjugate verbs in Spanish it is necessary to take into account the verb tense and the subject so that the sentence has coherence.
In Spanish, the verbs that end in -ER and -IR, are conjugated in the present tense and are used for all kinds of subjects, for example:
- Yo voy a comer - I am going to eat
- Tu vas a comer - You are going to eat
- Él va a comer - He is going to eat
- Yo voy a asistir - I am going to attend
- Tu vas a asistir - You are going to attend
- Él va a asistir - He is going to attend
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