regular -er conjugations.
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As we know that "Tú" is used as an informal form, while "Usted" is used as a formal one. What I wanted to ask is regarding the regular -er conjugation. There are sentences of: a. Tú comes una manzana. b. Usted come una manzana. Why those sentences do not use the same verb, that is "comes"?
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updated Nov 18, 2009
posted by ivysug
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They use the same "verb", but just a different "conjugation". Check the conjugation chart.
The tú form of comer ends in s, while the usted form does not.
I thought I'd might as well mention, that does not just go for -er verbs, but for -ar and -ir too...
I'm sure there's probably an official article on present tense conjugations somewhere here, I'm just too tired to look for it right now...
updated Nov 18, 2009
edited by cheeseisyummy
posted by cheeseisyummy
