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What is the yo form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
What is the yo form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
- caminaste
- caminé (correct)
- caminó
- caminamos
What is the tú form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
What is the tú form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
- caminaste (correct)
- caminaron
- caminó
- caminamos
What is the él/ella/usted form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
What is the él/ella/usted form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
- caminó (correct)
- caminaron
- caminamos
- caminaste
What is the nosotros form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
What is the nosotros form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
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What is the ellos/ellas/ustedes form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
What is the ellos/ellas/ustedes form of 'caminar' in the preterite tense?
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Study Notes
Preterite Tense of "Caminar"
- "Caminar" translates to "to walk" in English.
- The preterite tense is used to describe actions completed in the past.
Conjugation Breakdown
- First Person Singular (yo): "caminé" - indicates the speaker walked.
- Second Person Singular (tú): "caminaste" - refers to the informal 'you' who walked.
- Third Person Singular (él/ella/usted): "caminó" - signifies 'he/she/you (formal)' walked.
- First Person Plural (nosotros): "caminamos" - implies 'we' walked together.
- Third Person Plural (ellos/ellas/ustedes): "caminaron" - denotes 'they/you all' walked.
Usage
- This conjugation is essential for expressing past completed actions in conversations or narrative contexts.
- Understanding these forms is crucial for communicating effectively in Spanish in the past tense.
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