Spanish AR Verbs in the Preterite Tense
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Paul Sanders
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Spanish AR Verbs in the Preterite Tense
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Preterite Tense?
The preterite tense (we also call it the past tense) is used to express an action that began and ended at a particular time in the past.
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An example in English would be, "I WATCHED the Goonies last weekend."
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Another example in English, "I TRAVELED back in time to November 5, 1955 in a Delorean."
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Preterite
WATCHED is the preterite, or past tense, form of watch
TRAVELED is the preterite, or past tense, form of travel.
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Preterite Tense Identifiers
There are key words we can look for to help use know we are using the preterite tense...for example:
Ayer, yo hablè con mi hermano.
Yesterday, I talked to my brother.
To the right is a list of helpful words that indicate we are to use the preterite tense.
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Yesterday in Spanish
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Last night in Spanish:
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Last week in Spanish
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2 days ago in Spanish:
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Preterite AR endings
We follow the same pattern in the preterite as we do for the present tense.
Remember, for AR verbs in the present tense like TALK, LOOK, AND EXPLAIN: O, AS, A, AMOS, AN
It's a 2 step process of removing the AR and the adding the appropriate ending in it's place.
But, the preterite endings are as follows:
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Sample Verb:
HABLAR
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