Verbs of the second conjugation

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• Examples of verbs of the second conjugation
• Sentences with verbs of the second conjugation

Verbs are all those words that within a sentence indicate a state, action or existence with respect to a certain subject. For example: run.

Within the different classifications that exist on this type of words, we can mention the one that has to do with their conjugation, and they are divided according to their infinitive ending:

• From the first conjugation. They end in –ar. For example: walk, walk, recite and grind.
• From the second conjugation. They end in -er. For example: eat, run, cough, read, cook.
• From the third conjugation. They end in -ir. For example: die, live, laugh, resist, allow, smile.

Examples of verbs of the second conjugation

See more: 100 Examples of Verbs ending in -er

Sentences with verbs of the second conjugation

To better understand the use of the verbs of the second conjugation, here are some sentences that contain them, as an example:

1. I am going out to run every morning before going to work.
2. I would love to undertake some project, but at the moment I don't have much time.
3. Don't go to pretend to help you with that. I have enough with my things today.
4. For what its title allows glimpse, It is a book about the Argentine dictatorship during the 70s.
5. I would love to know Machu Picchu, maybe next summer I will go with my boyfriend.
6. We should turn on the light from outside; it is already getting dark.
7. I'm very hungry, do you want us to go to eat?
8. The ideal is to drink before or after eat, not during, for better digestion.
9. The plants stopped grow because I kept them away from the window, where the sunlight was coming in.
10. I'm starting to believe that he's mad at me. He does not answer the phone when I call him.
11. There is nothing that fear. You'll see that everything will go perfectly.
12. For power participate in the contest, you have to register online.
13. We want to go on vacation for the weekend, all together. My dad is needed distend.
14. It costs me understand this text is too complicated for me.
15. For understand This book, ideally first read something about its author.
16. Should not to worth the sorrow pay for that tour, everyone told me they did the tour on their own.
17. I'm going to to convince Since he enrolls in engineering, astronomy is too complicated for him.
18. I'm starting to read Hopscotch, by Julio Cortázar. It was recommended to me by my literature teacher.
19. Could you attend the phone? I am busy cooking and I see you without do
20. Too easy entertain boys nowadays. You give them a cell phone or a tablet and that's it.
21. It scares me get older. I want be forever Young.
22. To do this type of work you have to own lots of knowledge.
23. If you continue to behave like this on public roads, the police will one day stop
24. Today we dedicate ourselves to travel the whole city. Tomorrow we will go to the art museums.
25. Juan couldn't contain laughter in the middle of class and the teacher challenged him.
26. For us to reach an agreement and move forward with this issue, someone has to give.
27. I would like reread What I wrote before giving the speech, maybe there is something that can be improved.
28. I think it's you duty as a citizen. You shouldn't hesitate so much.
29. That wound is very big. He surely owes you to hurt very much.
30. We could go to see to the other trade before to buy this shelf. Maybe they are better there.

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