The Verb "Comer" in Spanish and How to Use It

The verb comer means to eat. It is a regular -ER verb and is conjugated the same as regular -ER verbs. If you do not know the endings for present tense -ER verbs, here they are:

yo = -o
tú = -es
él/ella/usted = -e
nosotros(as) = -emos
vosotros(as) = -éis
ustedes/ellos(as) = -en

Now, let's conjugate the verb comer. To do this we take off the -er and replace with -er endings.
Thus, we have:

yo como = I eat
tú comes = you eat
él/ella/usted come = he/she/you (formal) eat(s)
nosotros(as) comemos = we eat
vosotros(as) coméis = you all (Spain) eat
ustedes/ellos(as) comen = you all (Latin America + Spain(formal)/ they eat

Now, let's look at some example sentences below:

1. Yo como la pizza. = I eat pizza.
2. Tú no comes helado. = You don't eat ice cream.
3. Daniel come arroz con pollo. = Daniel eats rice and chicken.
4. Nosotras comemos palomitas de maíz. = We (all girls) eat popcorn.
5. Vosotros coméis tres veces por día. = You all (Spain) eat three times a day.
6. Ustedes no comen carne. = You all (Latin America + Spain (formal in Spain) don't eat meat.

Hope this is helpful for you! Stay tuned for IR verbs tomorrow!

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