<p> -ER verbs</p><p>The conjugation of –er verbs is very similar to –ar verbs, except you have some new endings to memorize. </p><p>Example: Comer For the tú form, I will drop the –er and add –es.  tú comes</p><p>Other –er verbs are: leer, beber, correr, comprender, vender</p><p>Here are the rest of the endings for –er verbs:</p><p>I or Yo  o We or Nosotros  emos</p><p>You or Tú  es You all or Vosotros  éis</p><p>He or Él  e They or Ellos (boys)  en She or Ella  e They or Ellas (girls)  en You or Ud. (formal)  e You guys or Uds.  en</p><p>-IR verbs</p><p>Verbs that end in the letters “ir” are very similar to –er verbs, they even share some of the same endings, so they should be easy to learn. </p><p>Some examples of – ir verbs are: escribir, compartir, abrir, vivir, recibir</p><p>Here are the rest of the endings for –ir verbs:</p><p>I or Yo  o We or Nosotros  imos</p><p>You or Tú  es You all or Vosotros  ís</p><p>He or Él  e They or Ellos (boys)  en She or Ella  e They or Ellas (girls)  en You or Ud. (formal)  e You guys or Uds.  en</p><p>*** You should notice that the endings for –er and –ir verbs are the same except for the NOSOTROS and VOSOTROS forms. </p>