You already know how to conjugate -ar verbs. Good news: -er and -ir verbs follow the exact same idea, just with different endings. And -er and -ir are almost identical to each other. Learn one, and the other comes free.
You know this already. Drop the -ar, add these endings. This is the pattern -er and -ir are built on.
Drop the -er, then add endings that start with -e instead of -a. The yo form ends in -o, same as -ar.
Drop the -ir, then add endings. These are nearly identical to -er, with two exceptions: nosotros and vosotros.
Here's where the patterns line up. The shaded cells are where -er and -ir differ from each other.
These are the verbs you'll see most often. Learn them alongside their endings and they'll stick faster.
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