What is the yo form ending for -er and -ir verbs?

-o or -e

Explanation:

Tener means to have, if you want to say "I have," it is "Yo tengo."

Or, vivir: to live... vivo is "I live."

Escribir, to write: escribo is "I write."

Of course, there are exceptions.

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