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The document provides examples of conjugating common Spanish verbs in the preterite tense. It lists the following verbs: ver (to see), dar (to give), decir (to say/tell), venir (to come), tener (to have), and estar (to be). For each verb it provides the conjugations for the first person singular through third person plural forms, followed by example sentences for practice conjugating the verbs in the preterite tense.
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- 1. Más irregulares en el pretérito
- 2. VER = to SEE Vi Vimos Viste Visteis Vio Vieron
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- 4. DAR = to GIVE x Di Dimos Diste Disteis Dio Dieron
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- 6. Decir = to say/to tell Dije Dijimos Dijiste Dijisteis Dijo dijeron
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- 8. Venir = to come Vine Vinimos Viniste Vinisteis Vino Vinieron
- 9. Try these! 1. John came from the store. ________________________ 2. I came from the market. ________________________ 3. We came from Spain. _______________________________________ 4. The students came from the cafeteria. _______________________________________ 5. You came from the bakery. _______________________________________
- 10. TENER = to have (stem becomes ‘tuv’) tuve tuvimos tuviste tuvisteis tuvo tuvieron
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- 12. ESTAR = stem becomes… ‘__________’ x ESTUV Estuve Estuvimos Estuviste Estuvisteis Estuvo Estuvieron
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- 15. 4. Did you have the letter? _______________________________________ ________________ 5. I came from the store. _______________________________________ ____________________________ 6. I fed the cows. _______________________________________ _______________________________
- 16. 7. Did you give the wool to the artisan? _______________________________________ ______________________________ 8. The firemen came from the post office.__________________________________ ________________________________