Which ones Harder

Question

Is it harder to cojugate venir ,ser ,or estar cause im havin a bit of the trouble with all of them

mainly venir though

Answer 1

Eddy wrote:
*Many people do not know when to use the '

When the dog has got (its) bone
Leave the apostrophe alone
When you can see, that (it's) me
You must use the apostrophe.*

I often wish we had an English equivalent of the RAE. If we did, I think they would do away with the "its" spelling, because it is confusing to natives and foreigners alike, it is inconsistent with other English grammar and spelling rules (the possessive takes apostrophe+S), and its existence does not clear up any ambiguity. Until that happens, however, we must continue to follow this silly rule if we want to be seen as educated writers.

Answer 2

Natasha said:

Forgive me, but the English should be:

Which one's harder?

Is it harder to conjugate venir, ser, or estar? -- because I'm having a bit of trouble with all of them, mainly venir.

Many people do not know when to use the '

When the dog has got (its) bone
Leave the apostrophe alone
When you can see, that (it's) me
You must use the apostrophe.

Answer 3

Click on Conjugation at the top of the page.

Answer 4

Forgive me, but the English should be:

Which one's harder?

Is it harder to conjugate venir, ser, or estar? -- because I'm having a bit of trouble with all of them, mainly venir.

Answer 5

Quentin said:

http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/venirhttp://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/estarhttp://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/serToss-up between venir (stem changing) and ser (irregular). Estar is a fairly normal First Conjugation verb.

estar is not regular. (How did we get estuvieron, for example') ser, to me, is particularly confusing because of the preterit which is the same as the preterit of ir.

Answer 6

Why not try the conjugation tool on this site. Just click on it at the top of this page. Once there, type in your verb and enjoy.

Answer 7

http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/venir
http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/estar
http://www.spanishdict.com/conjugate/ser

Toss-up between venir (stem changing) and ser (irregular). Estar is a fairly normal First Conjugation verb.

Answer 8

<http://www.wordreference.com/conj/ESverbs.asp'v=venir>

I hope this can help you!