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Spanish Grammar Review - Preterite
Course: SPAN 102.66, Winter 2006School: Ohio State
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PRETRITO: EL Is used for main actions that happen and finished in a specific moment in the past. Specified past time (in 1920, last year,etc...) Actions that interrupt Finished actions, and beginning actions too (comenz a llover = it just started raining)! Events (pushes the plot!) 1.VERBOS REGULARES: hablar habl hablaste habl hablamos hablastes hablaron comer com comiste comi comimos comistes comieron vivir viv...
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PRETRITO: EL Is used for main actions that happen and finished in a specific moment in the past. Specified past time (in 1920, last year,etc...) Actions that interrupt Finished actions, and beginning actions too (comenz a llover = it just started raining)! Events (pushes the plot!) 1.VERBOS REGULARES: hablar habl hablaste habl hablamos hablastes hablaron comer com comiste comi comimos comistes comieron vivir viv viviste vivi vivimos vivistes vivieron
yo t l/ella/usted nosotros/as vosotros/as ellos/ellas/ustedes
2. VERBOS IRREGULARES: ser/ir fui fuiste fue fuimos fuistes fueron dar d diste dio dimos distes dieron
yo t l/ella/usted nosotros/as vosotros/as ellos/ellas/ustedes
3. IRREGULARES FUERTES: 3.1 EL GRUPO EN "U" VERBOS tener estar andar poder poner saber RAIZ tuvestuvanduvpudpussupENDINGS e iste o imos isteis ieron
yo t l/ella/usted nosotros/as vosotros/as ellos/ellas/ustedes
3.2 EL GRUPO EN "I" VERBOS yo t l/ella/usted nosotros/as vosotros/as ellos/ellas/ustedes hacer querer venir RAIZ hic (z ) quisvinENDINGS iste e o imos isteis ieron
3.3 EL GRUPO EN "J" VERBOS yo t l/ella/usted nosotros/as vosotros/as ellos/ellas/ustedes decir traer RAIZ dijtrajENDINGS e iste o imos isteis eron
4. STEM-CHANGING VERBS 4.1 VERBS IN AR AND ER All the verbs that where stem-changing verbs with ar or er endings, will be regular in the pretrito. Ejemplo: Pensar -> presente: yo pienso -> pretrito: yo pens Perder -> presente: yo pierdo -> pretrito: yo perd 4.2 VERBS IN IR All the stem-changing verbs with ir endings, have changes in the pretrito. These changes take place only in l/ella/usted and ellos/ellas/ustedes. And the most important verbs in this group are: divertirse (i) dormirse (u) morirse (u) Ejemplo: pedir (i) preferir (i) sugerir (i) sentirse (i) seguir (i) vestirse (i) repetir (i)
Pedir -> l pidi Seguir -> l sigui
ellas pidieron ustedes siguieron
EXPRESSIONS THAT ALWAYS NEED PRETRITO!!!! ayer anoche anteayer el mes/ao/ sbado/... pasado esta maana/tarde/noche una/dos/tres/ veces en la vida en 1999 el verano/otoo/... pasado
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