Comer--ToEat

Conjugation: Comer (to eat)

1. Yo (I)

TenseConjugationDescription
PresentcomoUsed for actions happening now or regularly.
Example: "Yo como cada día." (I eat every day.)
PreteritecomíUsed for completed actions in the past.
Example: "Ayer comí pizza." (Yesterday, I ate pizza.)
ImperfectcomíaUsed for ongoing or habitual past actions.
Example: "Cuando era niño, comía mucho pan." (When I was a child, I used to eat a lot of bread.)
ConditionalcomeríaUsed for hypothetical actions or polite requests.
Example: "Yo comería más si tuviera hambre." (I would eat more if I were hungry.)
FuturecomeréUsed for actions that will happen in the future.
Example: "Mañana comeré con mis amigos." (Tomorrow, I will eat with my friends.)
Present SubjunctivecomaExpresses doubt, wishes, or hypothetical actions.
Example: "Espero que coma bien." (I hope that I eat well.)
Imperfect Subjunctivecomiera / comieseUsed in subordinate clauses for past hypothetical actions.
Example: "Si yo comiera ahora, me sentiría mejor." (If I ate now, I would feel better.)
Present Perfecthe comidoDescribes actions that started in the past and continue or are relevant in the present.
Example: "He comido mucho hoy." (I have eaten a lot today.)
Past Perfect (Pluperfect)había comidoIndicates an action that happened before another past action.
Example: "Ya había comido cuando llegaste." (I had already eaten when you arrived.)
Conditional Perfecthabría comidoDescribes hypothetical past actions.
Example: "Habría comido si me hubieras invitado." (I would have eaten if you had invited me.)
Future Perfecthabré comidoDescribes actions that will have been completed in the future.
Example: "Para mañana, habré comido." (By tomorrow, I will have eaten.)
Imperative-No imperative form for "yo".

2. Tú (You - informal)

TenseConjugationDescription
PresentcomesUsed for actions happening now or regularly.
Example: "Tú comes temprano." (You eat early.)
PreteritecomisteUsed for completed actions in the past.
Example: "Ayer comiste mucho." (Yesterday, you ate a lot.)
ImperfectcomíasUsed for ongoing or habitual past actions.
Example: "Comías mucho cuando eras niño." (You used to eat a lot when you were a child.)
ConditionalcomeríasUsed for hypothetical actions or polite requests.
Example: "Comerías más si estuvieras aquí." (You would eat more if you were here.)
FuturecomerásUsed for actions that will happen in the future.
Example: "Comerás tarde hoy." (You will eat late today.)
Present SubjunctivecomasExpresses doubt, wishes, or hypothetical actions.
Example: "Es posible que comas más tarde." (It's possible that you will eat later.)
Imperfect Subjunctivecomieras / comiesesUsed in subordinate clauses for past hypothetical actions.
Example: "Si comieras ahora, estarías feliz." (If you ate now, you would be happy.)
Present Perfecthas comidoDescribes actions that started in the past and continue or are relevant in the present.
Example: "Has comido mucho hoy." (You have eaten a lot today.)
Past Perfect (Pluperfect)habías comidoIndicates an action that happened before another past action.
Example: "Habías comido antes de venir." (You had eaten before you came.)
Conditional Perfecthabrías comidoDescribes hypothetical past actions.
Example: "Habrías comido si hubieras tenido tiempo." (You would have eaten if you had had time.)
Future Perfecthabrás comidoDescribes actions that will have been completed in the future.
Example: "Habrás comido antes de salir." (You will have eaten before leaving.)
Imperativecome / no comasUsed for commands.
Example: "Come más." (Eat more.)

3. Él/Ella/Usted (He/She/You - formal)

TenseConjugationDescription
PresentcomeUsed for actions happening now or regularly.
Example: "Él come bien." (He eats well.)
PreteritecomióUsed for completed actions in the past.
Example: "Ella comió temprano ayer." (She ate early yesterday.)
ImperfectcomíaUsed for ongoing or habitual past actions.
Example: "Usted comía mucho cuando era joven." (You used to eat a lot when you were young.)
ConditionalcomeríaUsed for hypothetical actions or polite requests.
Example: "Él comería si tuviera hambre." (He would eat if he were hungry.)
FuturecomeráUsed for actions that will happen in the future.
Example: "Ella comerá mañana." (She will eat tomorrow.)
Present SubjunctivecomaExpresses doubt, wishes, or hypothetical actions.
Example: "Es bueno que usted coma bien." (It's good that you eat well.)
Imperfect Subjunctivecomiera / comieseUsed in subordinate clauses for past hypothetical actions.
Example: "Si él comiera ahora, estaría feliz." (If he ate now, he would be happy.)
Present Perfectha comidoDescribes actions that started in the past and continue or are relevant in the present.
Example: "Él ha comido bien hoy." (He has eaten well today.)
Past Perfect (Pluperfect)había comidoIndicates an action that happened before another past action.
Example: "Ella había comido antes de la reunión." (She had eaten before the meeting.)
Conditional Perfecthabría comidoDescribes hypothetical past actions.
Example: "Usted habría comido si hubiera tenido tiempo." (You would have eaten if you had had time.)
Future Perfecthabrá comidoDescribes actions that will have been completed in the future.
Example: "Usted habrá comido antes de las 5." (You will have eaten before 5.)
Imperativecoma / no comaUsed for commands.
Example: "Coma más, por favor." (Eat more, please.)

4. Nosotros/Nosotras (We)

TenseConjugationDescription
PresentcomemosUsed for actions happening now or regularly.
Example: "Nosotros comemos juntos." (We eat together.)
PreteritecomimosUsed for completed actions in the past.
Example: "Comimos temprano ayer." (We ate early yesterday.)
ImperfectcomíamosUsed for ongoing or habitual past actions.
Example: "Comíamos mucho cuando éramos jóvenes." (We used to eat a lot when we were young.)
ConditionalcomeríamosUsed for hypothetical actions or polite requests.
Example: "Comeríamos si tuviéramos hambre." (We would eat if we were hungry.)
FuturecomeremosUsed for actions that will happen in the future.
Example: "Comeremos mañana." (We will eat tomorrow.)
Present SubjunctivecomamosExpresses doubt, wishes, or hypothetical actions.
Example: "Es importante que comamos bien." (It's important that we eat well.)
Imperfect Subjunctivecomiéramos / comiésemosUsed in subordinate clauses for past hypothetical actions.
Example: "Si comiéramos más temprano, estaríamos más tranquilos." (If we ate earlier, we'd be more relaxed.)
Present Perfecthemos comidoDescribes actions that started in the past and continue or are relevant in the present.
Example: "Hemos comido suficiente." (We have eaten enough.)
Past Perfect (Pluperfect)habíamos comidoIndicates an action that happened before another past action.
Example: "Habíamos comido antes de la película." (We had eaten before the movie.)
Conditional Perfecthabríamos comidoDescribes hypothetical past actions.
Example: "Habríamos comido si hubiéramos tenido tiempo." (We would have eaten if we had had time.)
Future Perfecthabremos comidoDescribes actions that will have been completed in the future.
Example: "Habremos comido para mañana." (We will have eaten by tomorrow.)
Imperativecomamos / no comamosUsed for commands.
Example: "¡Comamos juntos!" (Let's eat together!)