How do you know what type of verb you are dealing with?

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The answer to this question is to look for the verb word you are trying to change. You could add (ir, er, ar) to the ending of the verb word. A lot of verb words to conjugate are easily identifiable by their endings; primarily if they are in infinitive form; where these words end in at, er, ir.

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