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If you have a sentence with two verbs together, you conjugate the
and leave the
second verb as an infinitive. If you want to use an indirect object pronoun in one of those sentences,
rather than putting it in front of the
verb, you can attach it to the end of the
verb.

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When a sentence has two verbs, the first verb is conjugated and the second verb remains in the infinitive form. Hence, the first verb is conjugate and the second in infinitive form.

Conjugation: when verbs change their form depending on the pronoun that precedes them.

Verbal conjugation in Spanish

How to Conjugate -ar Verbs in Spanish

Let’s take mirar (to watch), for example:

  • If you are referring to ‘yo’ or ‘I,’ add the letter ‘o’ to end the conjugated verb, forming miro.
  • If you are referring to ‘tú’ or ‘you,’ use the ending ‘as,’ to form miras.
  • If you are referring to ‘él’ or ‘ella” or ‘he or she,’ use the ending ‘a,’ to form mira.
  • If you are referring to ‘nosotros’ or ‘we,’ use the ending ‘amos’ to form miramos.
  • If you are referring to ‘ellos’ or ‘they,’ use the ending ‘an,’ to form miran.

How to Conjugate -er Verbs in Spanish

Let’s take comer (to eat), for example:

  • ‘Yo’ stays the same here, with the ‘o’ ending, just like -ar verbs, to form como.
  • If you are referring to ‘tú’ or ‘you,’ use the ending ‘es,’ to form comes.
  • If you are referring to ‘él’ or ‘ella” or ‘he or she,’ use the ending ‘e,’ to form come.
  • If you are referring to ‘nosotros’ or ‘we,’ use the ending ‘emos,’ to form comemos.
  • If you are referring to ‘ellos’ or ‘they,’ use the ending ‘en,’ to form comen.

How to Conjugate -ir Verbs in Spanish

  • Same rules as with -er verbs, except that in the nosotros (we) form, the ending becomes -imos instead of -emos.

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