It depends of the form in gerund as in french you conjugate in diffrent ways you have to pay attention of the termination. for example: verbs with -ar and -er (cantar, saltar, comer, leer) yo verb without -ar + o ex: canto, leo tu verb without r + s ex: cantas, lees el/ella verb verb without r ex: canta, lee nosotros verb without r + mos ex: cantamos, leemos ustedes verb without r + n ex: cantan, leen ellos/ellas verb verb without r + n ex: cantan, leen verbs with -ir (vivir, oir, escribir) yo verb without ir + o ex: vivo tu verb without ir + es ex: vives el/ella verb without ir + e ex: vive nosotros verb without r + mos ex: vivimos ustedes verb without ir + en ex: viven ellos/ellas verb verb without ir + en ex: viven I hope this can help you to conjugate the verbs in spanish.... good luck! But you have to see that are some verbs irregulars that have an special conjugation....

Hi, well in general is different, depends of the type of verb, is almost like english, regular(means that change the last 2 or 3 words) and irregulars(means that change everything), but there are some that are similiar. First person and third person (of singular) alway are singular, the other ones are plural, because you are talking about other people. an e.g.: Regular verb Irregular verbs Yo am(o) ve(o) di(go) Tú am(as) ve(s) dic(es) Él am(a) ve dic(e) Nosotros am(amos) ve(mos) decimos Ustedes am(an) ve(n) dic(en) Also depends the spanish, because for example is different in Spain than in Mexico. Well I hope I can help you, if not, you can ask me if you want the verbs that you want to conjugate. Good Luck Ellos

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