How To Conjugate –Er Verbs
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This document provides instructions for conjugating -ER verbs in Spanish. It explains that for the third person plural "they/you all" form, the verb stem changes from "comer" to "comen". It also gives examples of conjugating "comer" for other subjects, such as "yo como" for first person singular and "ellos comen" for third person plural. Additionally, it notes that some verbs are stem-changing, using "querer" as an example where the stem changes from "e" to "ie" for first person singular.
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- Pronoun placement
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