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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Los jueces, no los jurados, casi siempre condenan a un acusado penalmente condenado en el sistema de justicia estadounidense. Es común que el juez le diga al jurado que no considere el castigo al determinar si un acusado criminal es culpable o no.
Espero que esto ayude, que tengas un buen día :-)
