The Spanish language has a rich inflection on the verbs. Indeed, the Spanish verbs form an integral part of Spanish grammar. All the base verbs in the Spanish language contain different inflectional ends depending on the action’s time and the doer. Mainly, “-ar,” “-er,” and “-ir” form the three major types of inflectional endings. However, just like verbs in any other language, verbs in the Spanish language express state of being or action of a specific individual. The “ir” form a social segment of irregular movement verbs that convey all the base verbs’ itive and ventive sense.
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