How are regular -ir ending verbs in Spanish conjugated?

Answer 1

Endings for Regular -IR Ending Verbs:

o, es, e, imos, ís, en

Example verb: vivir - to live

yo vivo                  nosotros/as vivimos

tú vives                  vosotros/as vivís

él, ella, usted vive        ellos, ellas, ustedes viven

Answer 2

Por definición y tipología en el español hay más irregularidades que regularidades, a pesar de lo que te hayan explicado. Lo hacen explican así por una función meramente didactica y porque la gran mayoría de profesores ni lo saben. Basta consultar gramáticas descriptivas como la de Ignacio Bosque para dares cuenta de ello. Soy lingüísta, he dirigido programar de español en EEUU....

Answer 3

Hello! It is very simple. IR regular verbs in Spanish would have the same conjugation as ER verbs except for the second person plural (nosotros). Look:

Leer - Yo leo Tú lees Él-Ella-Ud lee Nosotros leemos Ellos-Ustedes leen

Vivir - Yo vivo Tú vives Él-Ella-Ud vive Nosotros vivimos Ellos-Ustedes viven

Here you have a website you can practice with:

https://conjuguemos.com/verb/992827

I hope it helps you! :)

Answer 4

There are many Spanish verbs ending in -ir. Some of them are regular (like the verb vivir, meaning 'to live'), which means these verbs can be conjugated with the same endings based on the person (e.g., yo _____, el/ella _____, etc.). Others are irregular (like the verb decir, meaning 'to say'), which are conjugated differently from regular verbs. If you'd like to learn about -ir verb conjugation, you can review other lessons that cover conjugations of irregular and regular verbs.

Common Regular Verbs

1. vivir (to live, pronounced: vee-veer)
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3. escribir (to write, pronounced: ehs-kree-beer)
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5. recibir (to receive, pronounced: reh-see-beer)
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7. permitir (to allow, pronounced: per-mee-teer)
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9. abrir (to open, pronounced: ah-breer)
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11. subir (to go up, pronounced: soo-beer)
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13. decidir (to decide, pronounced: deh-see-deer)
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15. asistir (to attend, pronounced: ah-sis-teer)
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17. consumir (to consume, pronounced: kohn-soo-meer)
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19. definir (to define, pronounced: deh-fee-neer)
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21. describir (to describe, pronounced: dehs-kree-beer)
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23. insistir (to insist, pronounced: in-sis-teer)
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25. persistir (to persist, pronounced: per-sis-teer)
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27. prohibir (to prohibit, pronounced: pro-ee-beer)
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29. sufrir (to suffer, pronounced: soo-freer)
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31. dividir (to divide, pronounced: dee-bee-deer)
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33. imprimir (to print, pronounced: eem-pree-meer)
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35. discutir (to discuss, pronounced: dees-koo-teer)
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37. omitir (to omit, pronounced: oh-mee-teer)
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39. compartir (to share, pronounced: kom-pahr-teer)
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41. añadir (to add, pronounced: ah-nya-deer)
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43. aplaudir (to applaud, pronounced: ah-plaoo-deer)
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Remember, you can say 'I want _____' by using quiero _____. For example, 'I want to share' would be quiero compartir.