How to conjugate verbs that end in "ear"?

Question

I was wondering how to conjugate AR verbs that have a vowel before that ending, especially in the 1st person singular of the preterit tense. Are the following forms correct?

moldear - (yo) moldeé

palearse - (yo) me paleé, etc.

Answer 1

Slips of the tongue most readily, or possibly out of the mind altogether. Well done gfreed. - annierats, Jan 6, 2012

Thanks! - lydianish1, Jan 7, 2012

Answer 2

They are "ar" verbs so they conjugate the same as other "ar" verbs.

Emplear = to employ

empleo, empleas, emplea, empleamos, emplean.

He's asking for the past tense. - chileno, Jan 6, 2012

OOOPs poor job of reading the question. Thx Qfreed. - gringojrf, Jan 6, 2012

@chileno, I am a "she"... - lydianish1, Jan 7, 2012

what about in the present subjunctive with the verb emplear? - samywamy101, Sep 17, 2012

Answer 3

There is some miss understanding in the ending of verbs in Spanish. There are ONLY 3 endings."ar", "er" and "ir". There are regular and irregular verbs the same way there are in English. In this case,this is a regular verb and there is a vowel before the ending. Just drop the "ending" and add the tense. Moldear = Moldeé, moldeaste,moldeó, moldeamos, moldeasteis, moldearon. Palear (To bit up with a stick) Paleé, paleaste, paleó, paleamos, paleasties, palearon. Pelear (To fight) = Peleó, peleaste, peleó, peleamos, peleasties, pelearon.

paleé - lydianish1, Jan 7, 2012