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This page: Learn how to conjugate -er verbs in present tense. Learn common regular -er verbs.
Grammar Lesson
The verb aprender (to learn) has been conjugated in the table below as an example of a regular present tense -er verb. The -er at the end of the infinitive form of the verb is dropped and the ending (in red letters in the table) is added.
Subject pronouns | Form of aprender | English translation |
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yo | aprendo | I learn |
tú | aprendes | you learn |
usted, él, ella | aprende | you learn/he learns/she learns |
nosotros, nosotras | aprendemos | we learn |
vosotros, vosotras | aprendéis | you learn (used in Spain only) |
ustedes, ellos, ellas | aprenden | you learn/they learn |
Note: Remember that the subject pronoun doesn't necessarily have to be used in a sentence if it is clear who the subject is based on the context or verb form. For example, with the verb aprendo, it is obvious that the subject is yo so the subject is generally not used. The subject may still be used, however, for emphasis.
Here are some other common regular -er verbs. Click on the verbs in the table below to hear the pronunciation and repeat.
Verb | Translation |
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► aprender | to learn |
► barrer | to sweep |
► beber | to drink |
► comer | to eat |
► comprender | to understand |
► correr | to run |
► coser | to sew |
► creer | to believe |
► esconder | to hide |
► leer | to read |
► prometer | to promise |
► responder | to respond |
► romper | to break |
► sorprender | to surprise |
► toser | to cough |
► vender | to sell |
Section 1
Select the correct translation.
Section 2
Select the correct form of the verb for the subject.
Section 3
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb for the subject.
Section 4
Use the words below to write a present tense sentence. Put the verb in the correct tense. Don't forget to use correct capitalization, accents and punctuation, or the computer will mark it as incorrect.
Find the mistake in the sentence and re-write it correctly in the space. Don't forget to use correct capitalization, accents and punctuation, or the computer will mark it as incorrect.
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Write a sentence with each of the verbs from the table of -er verbs on a piece of paper. For more practice, try writing some negative sentences and/or questions with the verbs.
Write five sentences in the present tense with verbs that you learned on this page.
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Lesson 12 - Horario (Schedule)
Days - Present -er verbs - Dialogue - Reading - Quiz
Pronouns - Pronunciation - Verbs