difference between come and comer?

Question

I am confused with the word come. The video has the use of the word come, to eat, but i can not find a it in the dictionary to help me find out when to use this word or comer.

Answer 1

The video has the use of the word come,

Can you give us the link to this video (if there is a link...)?

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Anyway, to simply answer your question, come and comer aren't that different.

Comer is an infinitive, the most simple form of a verb. It means to eat. Come is the third person singular form of this verb in the present tense, indicative mood.

(Ella) come - she eats

(Él) come - he eats

(Usted) come - you (formal) eat

¡Come! - Eat! (this is the you familiar command form)

So, to determine when to use which, just figure out what you are trying to say.

Complete comer conjugation

Great answer - Tasear, Dec 26, 2011

Thank you, tori! - SonrisaDelSol, Dec 26, 2011

very helpful! thank you! - batmann3030, Dec 26, 2011