Regular -er verbs are those whose conjugation scheme follows the conjugation of Temer. In order to conjugate these verbs, remove the -er from the end of the infinitive form, and add the ending provided.
Indicative
Present Indicative: Romper
The Present Tense is used for statements of fact that are currently taking place.
-o
-es
-e
-emos
-en
Rompo
Rompes
Rompe
Rompemos
Rompen
Imperfect Indicative: Toser
The Imperfect Tense is used for actions that have taken place in the past. These actions took place more than once, took place over a period of time, or are not yet complete.
-ía
-ías
-ía
-íamos
-ían
Tosía
Tosías
Tosía
Tosíamos
Tosían
Preterite Indicative: Vender
The Preterite is used for actions that have taken place in the past. These actions took place once, took place in between specific boundaries of time, or occurred a specific number of times.
-í
-iste
-ió
-imos
-ieron
Vendí
Vendiste
Vendió
Vendimos
Vendieron
Future Indicative: Beber
The Future Tense is used for actions that have taken place in the future.
-eré
-erás
-erá
-eremos
-erán
Beberé
Beberás
Beberá
Beberemos
Beberán
Conditional Indicative: Comer
The Conditional Tense is used to express probability or contingency. The conditional expresses that something would happen, if the circumstances were different or conditions were met. The conditional is also used to speculate.
-ería
-erías
-ería
-eríamos
-erían
Comería
Comerías
Comería
Comeríamos
Comerían
Subjunctive
The subjunctive is a mood used to express statements that are contrary to fact. It is used to express desire, doubt, or uncertainty. It can express to importance of the something that has not yet occurred.
Present Subjunctive: Aprender
-a
-as
-a
-amos
-an
Aprenda
Aprendas
Aprenda
Aprendamos
Aprendan
Imperfect Subjunctive: Responder
-iera
-ieras
-iera
-iéramos
-ieran
Respondiera
Respondieras
Respondiera
Respondiéramos
Respondieran
Future Subjunctive
Perfect
The Perfect is achieved by taking the verb haber, and conjugating it in the correct tense. Then, slap the participle form of the verb on the end. The participle for of -ER verbs is formed by replacing the final -ER of the infinitive with -ido.
Present Perfect: Correr
He + Participle
Has + Participle
Ha + Participle
Hemos + Participle
Han + Participle
He corrido
Has corrido
Ha corrido
Hemos corrido
Han corrido
Past Perfect: Esconder
Había + Participle
Habías + Participle
Había + Participle
Habíamos + Participle
Habían + Participle
Había escondido
Habías escondido
Había escondido
Habíamos escondido
Habían escondido
Future Perfect: Prometer
Habré + Participle
Habrás + Participle
Habrá + Participle
Habremos + Participle
Habrán + Participle
Habré prometido
Habrás prometido
Habrá prometido
Habremos prometido
Habrán prometido
Conditional Perfect: Meter
Habría + Participle
Habrías + Participle
Habría + Participle
Habríamos + Participle
Habrían + Participle
Habría metido
Habrías metido
Habría metido
Habríamos metido
Habrían metido
The Imperative mood is used for commands.
-(The first person has no imperative form)
-e
-a
-amos
-ed
-an
¡Barre!
¡Barra!
¡Barramos!
¡Barred!
¡Barran!
Regular -er Verb Repository
Romper | Toser | Beber | Comer | Aprender | Responder | Correr | Vender | Esconder | Barrer | Meter | Prometer | Suceder | Sorprender | Deber