Comer preterite conjugation describes the verb “comer” (to eat) in the past tense, used for completed actions in Spanish. Regular -ar verbs, like comer, follow a standard conjugation pattern, while comer has an irregular preterite stem. This conjugation involves adding specific endings to the verb stem based on the subject pronoun, indicating who performed the action. Understanding this conjugation enables accurate communication in narrating past events and expressing completed actions in Spanish.
