25 Examples of Root and End in Verbs

Root and ending in verbs

The verbs They are a type of word with which actions, processes or states are expressed and can vary in weather (past, present or future), voice (active or passive), mode (indicative, subjunctive or imperative), number (singular or plural) and person (first, second or third).

Every verb is composed of two fundamental parts:

Verb "love"

The verb "to love" is composed of the root A.M–and the ending -ar

If we modify the ending, we can obtain the verb in other forms: A.Madored, amé, aman.

The most important information of a verb is given by the ending and not by the stem, since it adds information and grammatical meaning (or grammatical accident).

Let's see an example in a sentence: Grandpa amaba to his grandchildren.

It will always be the ending that indicates who is performing this action and at what time.

If if we wanted to modify the time of the prayer we would say: Grandpa amaria to his grandchildren. Here we can observe that the meaning changes due to the verb tense used.

Root in irregular and regular verbs

Examples of stem and ending in regular verbs

1. Sing. Root: qty-/ Endings: cantAron, cantwe will, canté.
2. To drink. Root: baby- / Endings: babywent, babyemos, babyages.
3. Breast-feed. Root: breastfeed- / Endings: breastfeedAron, breastfeedó, breastfeedwe would, breastfeedarias.
4. Cry. Root: cried-/ Endings: criedó, I criedI will, I criedAron, I criedblueberrythey have criedadored.
5. Dawns. Root: dawn / Endings: dawnedio, I woke upit was, I woke upthey went, they have dawnedgone.
6. Accompany. Root: accompany / Endings: I accompaniedaria, I accompaniedI will, I accompaniedAron, I accompaniedthey would.
7. Depart. Root: part- / Endings: partio, partI will go, partwould go, partIran.
8. Suffer. Root: suffer- / Endings: sufferio, sufferto goan, sufferto gowe were going, sufferieron.
9. To hurt. Root: dol- / Endings: dolio, dolgone, dolit was, doleria, they had dolgone.
10. To calm. Root: calm-/ Endings: calmto, calmthey would, calmAron, calmblueberry.
11. Play. Root: jug- / Endings: jugaria, playedI will, playedó, playedwe wouldthey would have playedadored.
12. Sing. Root: qty-/ Endings: cantor, cantI walk, cantI will, cantwe would, we had cantadored.
13. To travel. Root: travel-Endings: I traveledaria, I traveledé, I traveledó, I traveledAron, I traveledwe will, I traveledwe will, I traveledblueberry.
14. Drink. Root: tom- / Endings: tomwe would, tomAron, tomwe will, tomé, tomó, tomwill.
15. Eat. Root: com- / Endings: comwe will, comit was, comthey went, comí, comages.
16. Jump. Root: jumped- / Endings: jumpedAron, I jumpedaria, I jumpedwill, I jumpedwe will, they have jumpedadored, there would be salttado.
17. Depart. Root: part- / Endings: I leftoars, partwould go, partirán, partioars.

Examples of root and ending in irregular verbs

1. Die. Root: mor-/ Endings: murio, morgo to, morwould go, muere.
2. To sleep. Root: sleeping- / Endings: sleepinggo, lastedthey saw, dorthey looked, dorsight.
3. Write. Root: write- / Endings: writeio, I wroteía, I wrotewould go, they have writtento.
4. To drink. Root: baby-/ Endings: babyía, babyages, babythey were, babythey wenthave babygone.
5. Think. Root: I thought/ Endings: I thoughtI willI thoughtmastersI thoughtblueberrythey would have thoughtadoredthey would have thoughtadored, pensó.
6. Walk. Root: and- / Endings: andgrape, andthey wore, andthey would, anduve.
7. Make. Root: do-/ Endings: hicthey went, doemos, hicgo, didor.
8. Feel. Root: sent- / Endings: Sintio, sentgo, sentwould go, they have feltgone.
9. Begin. Root: started / Endings: startedwe would, beganAron, beginzo.