Spanish Grammar

Spanish Grammar

Present indicative forms of the regular -er verb comer ('to eat'):

Present indicative of

comer

 Singular Plural
First person (yo) como (nosotros/-as) comemos
Second person familiar (tú) comes (vosotros/-as) coméis
Second person familiar (vos) comés
Second person formal (usted) come (ustedes) comen
Third person (él, ella) come (ellos, ellas) comen

Present indicative forms of the regular -ir verb vivir ('to live'):

Present indicative of

vivir

 Singular Plural
First person (yo) vivo (nosotros/-as) vivimos
Second person familiar (tú) vives (vosotros/-as) vivís
Second person familiar (vos) vivís
Second person formal (usted) vive (ustedes) viven
Third person (él, ella) vive (ellos, ellas) viven

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