In the Norwegian language, regular verbs, like their counterparts in many other languages, conform to a common conjugation pattern. They can typically be divided into three groups: Group 1 includes verbs that end in -er in present tense, group 2, which mostly constitute of strong verbs, includes verbs that end in -r in present tense, and group 3 includes verbs that end in -s or no ending in the present tense. Understanding and practicing these categories of regular verbs is vital for comprehension and fluidity in Norwegian.
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