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Learning Objectives Identify the stem and ending of regular -ER verbs. List the present tense endings for regular -ER verbs (-o, -es, -e, -emos, -en). Conjugate the verb 'comer' (to eat) for all subject pronouns. Conjugate the verb 'beber' (to drink) for all subject pronouns. Correctly fill in the blank with the proper -ER verb conjugation in a simple sentence. Create a simple Spanish sentence using a regular -ER verb to describe an action. ¿Qué te gusta comer y beber? 🌮🥤 Let's learn how to talk about eating yummy food and drinking our favorite drinks in Spanish! Today, we will practice a new type of verb: -ER verbs! Just like you learned with -AR verbs, we will learn a special pattern to change them so you can say who is doing the action. This wi...

TermDefinitionExample Verbo (Verb)An action word. It tells you what someone or something is doing.Comer (to eat), correr (to run), aprender (to learn). Infinitivo (Infinitive)The original form of a verb, like the name of the action. In Spanish, they end in -AR, -ER, or -IR.The infinitive is 'beber'. We change it to say 'Yo bebo' (I drink). Raíz (Stem)The part of the verb that is left after you take off the -ER ending.For the verb 'comer', the stem is 'com-'. Terminación (Ending)The last two letters of an infinitive (-ER). We replace this with a new ending to match the subject.For 'Yo como', the new ending is '-o'. Conjugar (To Conjugate)To change the verb from its infinitive form to match the person or people doing the action.We...

How to Conjugate -ER Verbs Step 1: Start with the infinitive. Step 2: Drop the -ER ending to find the stem. Step 3: Add the correct new ending that matches the subject. This is the main pattern for all regular -ER verbs in the present tense. You must follow these steps every time to make the verb agree with the subject. Present Tense -ER Endings yo: -o | tú: -es | él/ella/usted: -e | nosotros/nosotras: -emos | ellos/ellas/ustedes: -en These are the special endings for -ER verbs. You must memorize which ending goes with which subject pronoun. Notice some are different from the -AR endings you already know!