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All About Preterite
Regular Verbs
Regular -AR verbs
Regular -ER y -IR verbs
Preterite of IR/SER
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The Preterite is what type of tense?
Past tense
100
Conjugate the verb "to learn" with the subject "yo" in the Preterite Tense:
aprendí
100
Conjugate the verb "to look at" with the subject "yo" in the Preterite Tense:
miré
100
Conjugate the verb vivir with the subject "las chicas" in the Preterite Tense:
Vivieron
100
How do we say "I went" in Spanish?
Yo fui
200
How do you say Preterite en español?
El pretérito
200
Conjugate the verb "to travel" with the subject "nosotros" in the Preterite Tense:
viajamos
200
Conjugate the verb "to buy" with the subject "ella" in the Preterite Tense:
compró
200

Conjugate the verb correr with the subject "nosotros" in the Preterite Tense:

Corrimos

200
How do we say "You (fam.) were" in Spanish?
Tú fuiste
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Name, in Spanish, the typical phrase used in the Preterite Tense that means "last week."
La semana pasada
300
Conjugate the verb "to live" with the subject "ella" in the Preterite Tense:
vivió
300
Conjugate the verb "to play" with the subject "Uds." in the Preterite Tense:
jugaron
300
Conjugate the verb escribir with the subject "Tu" in the Preterite Tense:
Escribiste
300
How do we say "They went to the beach" in Spanish?
(Ellos) fueron a la playa.
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Name, in Spanish, the typical phrase used in the Preterite Tense that means "yesterday"
Ayer
400
Conjugate the verb "to leave with the subject "Uds." in the Preterite Tense:
salieron
400
Conjugate the verb "to work: with the subject "yo" in the Preterite Tense:
Trabajé
400
Conjugate the verb vender with the subject "Yo" in the Preterite Tense:
vendí
400
How do we say "We were Spanish 2 students last year" in Spanish?
Fuimos estudiantes de español 2 el año pasado.
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Name, in Spanish, the typical phrase used in the Preterite Tense that means "last year".
El año pasado
500
Conjugate the verb "to receive" with the subject "Tu" in the Preterite Tense:
recibiste
500
Conjugate the verb "to find" with the subject "los chicos" in the Preterite Tense:
Encontraron
500
Conjugate the verb volver with the subject "Ud." in the Preterite Tense:
Volvió
500
How do we say "Mateo and Marisa went to Spain last week." in Spanish?
Mateo y Marisa fueron a España la semana pasada.