leére

leére is a Spanish verb meaning "to read." It is an -er verb, which means it follows a predictable conjugation pattern for verbs ending in -er in the present, past, and future tenses. For example, in the present tense, the first person singular is yo leo (I read), the second person singular is tú lees (you read), and the third person singular is él/ella/usted lee (he/she/you read).

The past tense of leére also follows the standard -er conjugation. The preterite tense, used for completed actions in the past, includes forms like yo leí (I read), tú leíste (you read), and él/ella/usted leyó (he/she/you read). The imperfect tense, used for ongoing or habitual actions in the past, includes forms like yo leía (I was reading/used to read), tú leías (you were reading/used to read), and él/ella/usted leía (he/she/you were reading/used to read).

In the future tense, leére conjugates to forms such as yo leeré (I will read), tú leerás (you will read), and él/ella/usted leerá (he/she/you will read). The subjunctive mood of leére is also used in various grammatical constructions expressing doubt, desire, or emotion. For instance, the present subjunctive form for yo is yo lea (that I read). Understanding the conjugation of leére is fundamental for constructing grammatically correct sentences in Spanish that involve the act of reading.