No. 6,713 in Spanish
comer
To eat.
In a sentence
Me gusta comer manzanas.
I like to eat apples.
Here, 'comer' is used in its infinitive form as the object of the verb 'gustar'.
Ella come muy rápido.
She eats very quickly.
'Come' is the third person singular present conjugation of 'comer', describing a habitual or ongoing action.
Vamos a comer en casa esta noche.
We are going to eat at home tonight.
In this sentence, 'comer' is again in its infinitive form, used after the phrase 'vamos a' to indicate a near-future action.
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