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What does 'Yo Pasé' mean?
What does 'Yo Pasé' mean?
- He/she passed
- You passed
- We passed
- I passed (correct)
What does 'Tú Pasaste' mean?
What does 'Tú Pasaste' mean?
- You passed (correct)
- They passed
- He/she passed
- I passed
What does 'él/ella/Ud Pasó' mean?
What does 'él/ella/Ud Pasó' mean?
- We passed
- He/she passed (correct)
- You passed
- I passed
What does 'Nosotros Pasamos' mean?
What does 'Nosotros Pasamos' mean?
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What does 'Vosotros Pasasteis' mean?
What does 'Vosotros Pasasteis' mean?
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What does 'Ellos/Ellas/Uds Pasaron' mean?
What does 'Ellos/Ellas/Uds Pasaron' mean?
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Study Notes
Conjugation of "Pasar" in the Past Tense
- "Yo Pasé" translates to "I passed," indicating first-person singular completion of an action in the past.
- "Tú Pasaste" means "You passed," used for informal second-person singular contexts.
- "Él/Ella/Ud Pasó" translates to "He/She/You (formal) passed," for past actions involving third-person or formal second-person singular.
- "Nosotros Pasamos" means "We passed," referring to first-person plural actions in the past.
- "Vosotros Pasasteis" translates to "You all passed," used in informal second-person plural contexts, primarily in Spain.
- "Ellos/Ellas/Uds Pasaron" means "They passed," applicable to third-person plural or formal second-person plural.
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