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How would we conjugate 'comer,' a regular 'er' verb

So first we drop the 'ER' leaving us with what's called the stem of the verb i.e 'com' we then add the following endings: o, es, e, emos, éis, en. So it would be:Como, Comes, Come, Comemos, Coméis, Comen.
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Answered by Adam T. • Spanish tutor
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When do I use the verbs ser or estar?

SER and ESTAR both mean TO BE in Spanish. The main difference between them is that SER refers to more permanent traits of someone or something, while ESTAR refers to transient conditions . See the difference...
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¿Qué haces en tu tiempo libre?

Soy una persona muy creativa así que mis pasatiempos sean la misma. Me encanta bailar especialmente en estilo urbano o hip hop. Sólo empezó con bailar en mi universidad y el año pasado bailé en un concurso e...
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I am having difficulty conjugating irregular verbs in future tense. How should I approach this?

Conjugating irregular verbs in Spanish may appear difficult at first but don't let this discourage you! With some revision of conjugation tables and short 5 minute quizzes at the start of every session we ca...
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Answered by Sofia K. • Spanish tutor
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When do I use 'ser' or 'estar'?

Both 'SER' and 'ESTAR' translate as 'to be', but they have different meanings. SER is used to describe states of permanance: Descriptions, Occupations, Characteristics, Time, Origin, and Relationships. You c...
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