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Regular AR verbs: Present Tense
The verb "HABLAR" (to speak) is what we call a regular AR verb. The infinitive form ends in AR and means "to speak." You conjugate the verb by taking off the AR ending and adding new endings that correspond to the person (yo, tú, él, etc.).

yo hablo -•➤ I speak
tú hablas -•➤ you speak
usted habla -•➤ you (formal) speak
él/ella habla -•➤ he/she speaks
nosotros hablamos -•➤ we speak
vosotros habláis -•➤ you (plural) speak
ustedes hablan -•➤ you (plural, formal) speak
ellos/ellas hablan -•➤ they speak
Examples:
There are many verbs that follow the same pattern. Some of the more common ones are listed as follows:

ayudar-•➤ to help
cantar-•➤ to sing
comprar-•➤ to buy
enseñar-•➤ to teach
estudiar-•➤ to study
llamar-•➤ to call
llegar-•➤ to arrive
preguntar-•➤ to ask about
tocar to -•➤ play, touch
trabajar-•➤ to work
visitar-•➤ to visit
Regular ER verbs: Present Tense
The verb "COMER" (to eat) is what we call a regular ER verb. The infinitive form ends in ER and means "to eat." Just like AR verbs, you conjugate the verb by taking off the ER ending and adding new endings that correspond to the person (yo, tú, él, etc.).

yo como -•➤ I eat
tú comes -•➤ you eat
usted come -•➤ you (formal) eat
él/ella come -•➤ he/she eats
nosotros comemos -•➤ we eat
vosotros coméis -•➤ you (plural) eat
ustedes comen -•➤ you (plural, formal) eat
ellos/ellas comen -•➤ they eat
Examples:
There are many verbs that follow the same pattern. Some of the more common ones are listed as follows:

aprender -•➤ to learn
beber -•➤ to drink
comprender -•➤ to understand
correr -•➤ to run
creer -•➤ to believe
leer -•➤ to read
vender -•➤ to sell