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What does 'hablé' mean?
What does 'hablé' mean?
What does 'hablaste' mean?
What does 'hablaste' mean?
What does 'habló' mean?
What does 'habló' mean?
What does 'hablamos' mean?
What does 'hablamos' mean?
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What does 'hablasteis' mean?
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What does 'hablaron' mean?
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What does 'comí' mean?
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What does 'comiste' mean?
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What does 'comió' mean?
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What does 'comimos' mean?
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What does 'comisteis' mean?
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What does 'comieron' mean?
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What does 'viví' mean?
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What does 'viviste' mean?
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What does 'vivió' mean?
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What does 'vivimos' mean?
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What does 'vivisteis' mean?
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What does 'vivieron' mean?
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Study Notes
Past Tense Conjugations in Spanish (Preterite)
- Conjugations for three common verbs: hablar (to speak), comer (to eat), vivir (to live) are provided in the preterite tense.
Hablar (to speak)
- hablé: I spoke
- hablaste: You spoke
- habló: He/she spoke
- hablamos: We spoke
- hablasteis: You all spoke (vos)
- hablaron: They spoke
Comer (to eat)
- comí: I ate
- comiste: You ate
- comió: He/she ate
- comimos: We ate
- comisteis: You all ate (vos)
- comieron: They ate
Vivir (to live)
- viví: I lived
- viviste: You lived
- vivió: He/she lived
- vivimos: We lived
- vivisteis: You all lived (vos)
- vivieron: They lived
Key Notes
- The preterite tense is used to indicate actions that are completed.
- The conjugations differ based on the subject pronoun, demonstrating the subject's role in the action.
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Test your knowledge on the preterite tense conjugations of the Spanish verbs 'hablar', 'comer', and 'vivir'. This quiz will help you understand how these verbs change based on subject pronouns and their completed action indications. Perfect for Spanish learners looking to reinforce their understanding of this important verb tense.