 
Remember that all verbs in Spanish either end in -ar, -er, or -ir? In lesson 1.4K, you learned about verbs that end in -ar. In this lesson, you'll learn about verbs that end in -er. Two common verbs that end in -er are comer and beber, which mean to eat and drink.
Remember that to use verbs in Spanish, you take off the -er, -ar, -ir ending, and replace it with an ending that tells who's doing the action. What you're doing is matching the verb to who's doing the action. This is called conjugating the verb. Remember that to conjugate means to match. To conjugate a verb means to match it to the person, place or thing doing the action.
Formula:
verb - er + new ending
Steps:
1. Take off the -er ending.
2. Add one of these 6 endings: o, es, e, emos, éis, en.
Example:
 Quiz yourself on -er verb conjugations.
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