This document discusses preterite verbs in Spanish and provides examples of regular and irregular preterite verb forms. It explains that the preterite is used to talk about past actions and lists the regular preterite endings for -ar, -er, and -ir verbs. Examples of conjugated regular verbs like caminar (to walk), comer (to eat), and vivir (to live) are given. Irregular preterite forms for hacer (to do/make), dar (to give), and ver (to see) are also provided.

1. Preterite Verbs

2. Preterite Verbs
You use the preterite to talk
about things that happened
in the past.
Here are the regular
preterite forms of verbs
ending in –ar, -er, and –ir.

3. CAMINAR – to walk
caminé caminamos
caminaste caminasteis
caminó caminaron

4. COMER – to eat
comí comimos
comiste comisteis
comió comieron

5. VIVIR – to live
viví vivimos
viviste vivisteis
vivió vivieron

6. Irregular Preterite Verbs
Here are the preterite
forms of the irregular verbs
hacer, dar, and ver:
Irregular verbs have NO
accents!

7. HACER – to do, make
hice hicimos
hiciste hicisteis
hizo hicieron

8. DAR – to give
di dimos
diste disteis
dio dieron

9. VER – to see
vi vimos
viste visteis
vio vieron