The environment: -er and -ir verbs 3rd person (present)
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I can use -er and -ir verbs in the 3rd person singular and plural to describe how people protect the planet.
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Present-tense -er and -ir verbs have the ending -e in the 3rd person singular.
Present-tense -er and -ir verbs have the ending -en in the 3rd person plural.
The possessive adjective 'mi' means 'my' and 'tu' means 'your'.
‘Mi’ and ‘tu’ appear before a singular or uncountable noun.
‘Mis’ and ‘tus’ appear before a plural noun.
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