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What is the Spanish translation for 'you talked'?
hablaste
How do you say 'You (formal) danced' in Spanish?
bailó
What is the Spanish term for 'We watched'?
miramos
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What is the Spanish translation for 'He sold'?
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How do you say 'You lived' in Spanish?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'He opened'?
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What is the Spanish translation for 'We understood'?
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What is the Spanish term for 'We skied'?
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How do you say 'You (informal) swam' in Spanish?
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What is the Spanish term for 'They scuba dove'?
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What is the Spanish equivalent of 'you (informal) used'?
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Study Notes
Spanish Preterite Regular Verbs
- "Hablaste" translates to "you talked" (informal).
- "Bailó" means "you (formal) danced."
- "Miramos" signifies "we watched."
- "Hablaron" stands for "you all talked."
- "Aprendí" means "I learned."
- "Corriste" is "you ran" (informal).
- "Vendió" translates to "he sold."
- "Aprendimos" is "we learned."
- "Corrieron" signifies "you all (not Spain) ran."
- "Escribí" translates to "I wrote."
- "Viviste" means "you lived" (informal).
- "Abrió" stands for "he opened."
- "Escribimos" translates to "we wrote."
- "Vivieron" means "they lived."
- "Estudió" translates to "she studied."
- "Caminaste" means "you walked" (informal).
- "Entendimos" signifies "we understood."
- "Esquiamos" translates to "we skied."
- "Saliste" means "you left" (informal).
- "Comió" translates to "you (formal) ate."
- "Pasé tiempo" means "I spent time."
- "Compraron" stands for "they bought."
- "Bailé" translates to "I danced."
- "Miré" means "I watched."
- "Enseñamos" signifies "we taught."
- "Escribiste" translates to "you wrote" (informal).
- "Salió" means "he left."
- "Aprendieron" translates to "they learned."
- "Comimos" signifies "we ate."
- "Corrió" means "he ran."
- "Nadaste" translates to "you (informal) swam."
- "Escribieron" stands for "they wrote."
- "Bucearon" means "they scuba dove."
- "Montó" translates to "he rode."
- "Usaste" means "you (informal) used."
- "Llegaron" signifies "they arrived."
- "Necesité" translates to "I needed."
- "Caminasteis" means "you all (Spain) walked."
- "Perdieron" translates to "they lost."
- "Gané" means "I won."
- "Leí" is "I read."
- "Bebieron" translates to "they drank."
- "Trabajó" means "you (formal) worked."
- "Romper" is "they broke."
- "Abrió" means "she opened."
- "Abrazaron" signifies "they hugged."
- "Contesté" translates to "I answered."
- "Bebimos" means "we drank."
- "Comí" translates to "I ate."
- "Escribieron" is repeated as "they wrote."
Patterns in Regular Verbs
- Regular verbs in the preterite tense typically follow predictable endings based on their infinitive forms (-ar, -er, -ir).
- Understanding these conjugation patterns is essential for forming past tense sentences in Spanish.
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