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What does the word 'vestir' mean?
What is the first person singular preterite form of 'vestir'?
vestí
What is the second person singular preterite form of 'vestir'?
vestiste
What is the third person singular preterite form of 'vestir'?
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What is the first person plural preterite form of 'vestir'?
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What is the second person plural preterite form of 'vestir'?
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What is the third person plural preterite form of 'vestir'?
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Study Notes
Preterite of -ir Stem Changing Verbs: VESTIR
- "Vestir" translates to "to wear" in English.
- This verb is an example of an -ir stem-changing verb in the preterite tense.
Conjugation Overview
- yo: "vestí" - First-person singular form indicates "I wore."
- tú: "vestiste" - Second-person singular form indicates "you (informal) wore."
- ud/ello/ella: "vistió" - Third-person singular form indicates "you (formal)/he/she wore."
- nosotros: "vestimos" - First-person plural form indicates "we wore."
- vosotros: "vestisteis" - Second-person plural form indicates "you all (informal, Spain) wore."
- uds/ellos/ellas: "vistieron" - Third-person plural form indicates "you all (formal)/they wore."
Key Points
- In this conjugation, "vestir" undergoes a stem change in the third person forms (él, ella, usted: "vistió," ellos, ellas, ustedes: "vistieron").
- The rest of the conjugations retain the regular -ir endings, highlighting a unique characteristic of stem-changing -ir verbs in the preterite tense.
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