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Spanish Conjugation: Caer Preterite Flashcards

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What is the preterite form for 'yo' (I) of the verb 'caer'?

caíste

caí (correct)

cayó

caímos

What is the preterite form for 'tú' (you) of the verb 'caer'?

caer

caímos

caíste (correct)

cayó

What is the preterite form for 'él/ella/usted' (he/she/you formal) of the verb 'caer'?

cayó (correct)

cayeron

caíste

caí

What is the preterite form for 'nosotros' (we) of the verb 'caer'?

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What is the preterite form for 'vosotros' (you all) of the verb 'caer'?

caísteis Signup and view all the answers

What is the preterite form for 'ellos/ellas/ustedes' (they/you all formal) of the verb 'caer'?

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Conjugation of "Caer" in Preterite

"Caer" translates to "to fall" in English.
Preterite tense indicates actions that were completed in the past.

First Person Singular

"caí" is used for "yo" (I) in preterite, indicating "I fell".

Second Person Singular

"caíste" is the form for "tú" (you, informal) in preterite, meaning "you fell".

Third Person Singular

"cayó" is used for "él/ella/usted" (he/she/you, formal) in preterite, translating to "he/she/you fell".

First Person Plural

"caímos" corresponds to "nosotros" (we) in preterite, meaning "we fell".

Second Person Plural

"caísteis" is the preterite form for "vosotros" (you all, informal in Spain), translating to "you all fell".

Third Person Plural

"cayeron" is used for "ellos/ellas/ustedes" (they/you all, formal) in preterite, indicating "they/you all fell".

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Test your knowledge of the Spanish verb 'caer' in the preterite tense with these flashcards. Each card presents a conjugated form along with the corresponding subject pronoun. Perfect for learners looking to master Spanish conjugation.