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A party: -ir verbs in 1st person plural

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I can use 1st person plural -ir verbs to talk about how we organise a party.

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Applying knowledge about syllable stress reminds us how to say words that we may have forgotten how to pronounce. Reading aloud accurately supports our own and others’ vocabulary learning. We can say we know a verb when we can compose sentences of our own with its different persons. The verb endings for Spanish -er and -ir verbs are the same for 'I', 'you (singular)', 'she', 'he', 'it' and 'they'. The 1st person plural ‘we’ ending for -ir verbs is -imos; for -er verbs it is -emos.

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