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There are three main types of Spanish (infinitive) verbs: ar verbs, er verbs and ir verbs. ar verbs: the verb ends with ar – estar, andar, hablar, bailar. er verbs: the verb ends with er – comer, aprender, leer, entender. ir verbs: the verb ends with ir – vivir, abrir, compartir, mentir.
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LEARN MORE ABOUT SPANISH VERBS AT h t t p s: / / sp a n i sh w i t h t a t i . co m yo t ú / vos él / ella / ust ed nos. / as vos. / as ellos / ust edes P ro n o u n s yo t ú / vos él / ella / ust ed nos. / as vos. / as ellos / ust edes P ro n o u n s yo t ú / vos él / ella / ust ed nos. / as vos. / as ellos / ust edes
