04/07/2021
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The verbs ending in –er belong to the group of verbs of the second conjugation. The model verb of this group is fear. This means that all regular verbs ending in -er, they will share the forms of conjugation of this verb. For example: temer / temía, sater / satía.
These verbs, like those that end in -ar and in -to go, They are infinitive verbs. The infinitive is the grammatical form that gives the verb its name, and it occurs in unconjugated form: has no verb tense, mood or person.
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Supplyer | Desmerecer | Palecer |
Hateder | Detacher | Seemeder |
Absolver | Fadeer | Loster |
Absorbser | Stoper | Perecer |
Sign iner | Devolver | I remaineder |
Acoger | Dissolveder | Belonger |
Acontecer | Availableer | Poder |
Adolecer | Distraer | puter |
Number | Doler | Poseer |
Thankeder | Exerciseer | Postponeer |
Dawner | Embellisheder | Preceder |
Nightfaller | Stultifycer | Predisposeer |
Antecededer | Emerger | Prender |
Antecoger | Impoverisheder | Pretender |
Prefixer | Undertakeer | Prevailer |
Antever | Enaltecer | Prever |
Appeareder | Turn oner | Proceder |
Apetecer | Shrinker | Promiseder |
Apprehender | Hardener | Promover |
I learneder | Enrageder | Proposeer |
Arder | Engrandecer | Protecter |
Arremeter | Go crazyer | Proveer |
Ascender | Prouder | Querer |
Attender | Rareer | Reappeareder |
Atener | Enriquecer | Softener |
Atraer | Flusheder | Recaer |
Daringer | Understander | Pick uper |
Barrer | Enternecer | Recomposeer |
Babyer | Entorpecer | Acknowledgeer |
Caber | Entertainer | Recrudecer |
ACer | Saddeneder | Remakeer |
Carcomer | Meddlerer | Rejuvenateer |
Ceder | Aginger | Relamer |
Cocer | Envolver | Relayer |
Coercer | Equivalenter | Remover |
Coger | Esclarecer | Renacer |
Comer | I choseer | Repeler |
Cometer | Hideer | Reponer |
Compadecer | Establisheder | Solveder |
Competer | Estremecher | Resplendenter |
Complacer | Exceededer | Answerer |
Composeer | Expender | Reseter |
Understooder | Exposeer | Retainer |
I compromiseder | Extender | Retorcer |
Granter | Extraer | Retroer |
Condoler | I dieder | Back offer |
Moveder | Favorer | Revolver |
Acquaintanceer | Florecer | Brokeer |
Contender | Fortalecer | sater |
Container | Haber | Satisfieder |
Againster | Hacer | Ser |
Contraponer | Damper | Reliefer |
Convinceer | Taxer | Someter |
Converger | Indisponer | Surpriseer |
Runer | Interceder | Supporter |
Correspondeder | Interponer | Happener |
I runer | Joder | Supposeer |
Corrupteder | The mer | Suspender |
Coser | Languidecer | Subtracter |
I grewer | Youer | Tejer |
Creer | Raineder | Temer |
Deber | Malcreer | Tender |
Defender | Mistreater | Haveer |
Demoler | Keeper | Torcer |
Depender | Deserveder | Cougher |
Deponer | Meter | Traer |
Descender | Moler | Valer |
Decomposeer | Morder | Expireder |
Unknowner | Mover | Vender |
Descoser | Nacer | Ver |
Unwrappeder | Obeyer | Verter |
Undoer | Padecer | I came backer |
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Within sentences, infinitives do not fulfill the function that verb (because they are not conjugates) but function as a noun. For example: I want understand. / I want something.