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    The document lists and categorizes Spanish verbs that end in "-er" as either regular or irregular verbs. It provides examples of common regular verbs like "comer" (to eat) and "correr" (to run) as well as many examples of irregular "-er" verbs in Spanish like "caer" (to fall), "hacer" (to do/make), and "tener" (to have). It directs the reader to a website for more information on Spanish verbs.

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    The document lists and categorizes Spanish verbs that end in "-er" as either regular or irregular verbs. It provides examples of common regular verbs like "comer" (to eat) and "correr" (to run) as well as many examples of irregular "-er" verbs in Spanish like "caer" (to fall), "hacer" (to do/make), and "tener" (to have). It directs the reader to a website for more information on Spanish verbs.

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    The document lists and categorizes Spanish verbs that end in "-er" as either regular or irregular verbs. It provides examples of common regular verbs like "comer" (to eat) and "correr" (to run) as well as many examples of irregular "-er" verbs in Spanish like "caer" (to fall), "hacer" (to do/make), and "tener" (to have). It directs the reader to a website for more information on Spanish verbs.

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    The document lists and categorizes Spanish verbs that end in "-er" as either regular or irregular verbs. It provides examples of common regular verbs like "comer" (to eat) and "correr" (to run) as well as many examples of irregular "-er" verbs in Spanish like "caer" (to fall), "hacer" (to do/make), and "tener" (to have). It directs the reader to a website for more information on Spanish verbs.

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    THAT END IN -ER

    SPANISH VERBS LEARN MORE AT


    https://spanishwithtati.com

    REGULAR IRREGULAR

    absorber(absorb) ascender (promote)


    acceder (access) atender (attend)
    beber (drink) atraer (attract, draw)
    ceder (give, yield) caber (fit)
    comer (eat) caer (fall, drop)
    cometer (commit) conmover (move, stir)
    barrer (sweep, brush) contender (fight, quarrel)
    comprender (understand, comprehend) contraer (contract, get)
    comprometer (compromise, engage) defender (defend, uphold)
    conceder (grant, award) demoler (demolish, tear down)
    correr (run, race) desatender (neglect, disregard)
    corresponder (correspond, reciprocate) descender (descend)
    corromper (corrupt, defile) desenvolver (unfold)
    coser (sew, stitch) deshacer (undo, dissolve)
    deber (should, must) detener (stop, halt)
    depender (depend, rely) devolver (return, repay)
    desprender (detach, release) disolver (dissolve, disperse)
    emprender (undertake, begin) disponer (provide, lay out)
    esconder (hide, conceal) distraer (distract, divert)
    exceder (exceed, surpass) doler (hurt, pain)
    interceder (intercede, intervene) encender (turn on)
    lamer (lick) entender (understand)
    meter (put, pop) entretener (entertain, amuse)
    prender (turn on, fire) envolver (wrap, engage)
    pretender (pretend, intend) exponer (expose, exhibit)
    proceder (proceed, move on) extender (extend, spread)
    prometer (promise, vow) extraer (remove, extract)
    recorrer (travel, tour) haber (have [aux. verb])
    repeler (repel, fight) hacer (do, perform)
    responder (respond, answer) imponer (impose, force)
    retroceder (back, retreat) llover [impersonal verb] (rain)
    romper (break, crack) malentender (misunderstand)
    socorrer (help, assist) mantener (maintain, keep)
    someter (submit, subject) tener (need, have)
    suceder (happen, occur) traer (bring, carry)
    suspender (suspend, stop) trascender (transcend)
    tejer (weave, knit) valer (avail, cost)
    temer (fear, dread) ver (see, view)
    toser (cough) verter (pour, discharge)
    vender (sell) volver (return, go back)

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