News and media: -er verbs in 1st person plural
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I can use -er verbs in 1st person singular (I) and 1st person plural (we) to understand and talk about activities a journalist does.
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If the stress is on the final syllable of a Spanish word ending in 'n' or 's', there is an accent on the last vowel.
Words ending in others consonants have final syllable stress and no accent, e.g. 'beber'.
Using the surrounding words in a sentence helps to work out the meaning of unfamiliar words.
The 1st person plural (we) ending for present tense -er verbs is -emos. The 1st person singular (I) ending is -o.
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