Preterite Tense
The ending for yo in the preterite for an -AR verb.
-é
Name 3 verbs that function like gustar
encantar, fascinar, interesar, dar asco, etc.
The reflexive pronoun for nosotros/nosotras.
nos
The yo form of the verb hacer.
hago
This means yesterday
ayer
The preterite ending for ellos/ellas; Uds. for both -ER and -IR verbs.
-ieron
The phrase in Spanish meaning "I don't like fish".
No me gusta el pescado.
This happens to the action of the verb when it is used reflexively.
The action of the verb is performed by and received by the same subject.
The tú form of the verb caer.
caes
"last week"
la semana pasada
desayunamos
The literal meaning of the Spanish phrase Me gusta la comida mexicana.
"Mexican food is pleasing to me." (The action of the verb agrees with the subject, comida mexicana).
The rule for placing the reflexive pronoun when the main verb is an infinitive (two acceptable options).
It can be placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the end of the infinitive.
The yo form of the verb venir.
vengo
the day before yesterday
anteayer
What are the forms that require a written accent on the last syllable in all three regular preterite conjugations (-AR, -ER, -IR).
Yo & él, ella, Ud.
These two specific forms of a verb like gustar are most frequently used, depending on the subject.
gusta (3rd person singular) and gustan (3rd person plural).
The two person/number combinations (pronouns) that share the reflexive pronoun se.
él/ella/Ud. and ellos/ellas/Uds.
The yo form of the verb oír.
last year
el año pasado
Conjugate Buscar in the preterite tense for YO (careful!)
Busqué
The use of the optional prepositional phrase A mí, A ti, etc..
To emphasize or clarify who is receiving the pleasure/annoyance (e.g., A mí, A ellos).
To use a verb reflexively, you first conjugate the verb and then place the matching reflexive pronoun where in relation to the conjugated verb.
Before the conjugated verb.
The nosotros/nosotras form of the verb tener.
tenemos
two years ago
hace dos años