1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I walked to the store. Yo caminé a la tienda. I bought a shirt. Yo compré una camisa. I paid with a check. Yo pagué con.

1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (-ed) talks about what happened is.
El preterito Preterite Verbs Preterite means past tense Preterite verbs deal withcompleted past action.
El Pretérito de los verbos I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (-ed) talks about what happened is a.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (-ed) talks about what happened is.
El pretérito Una forma del pasado que
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. I did write the letter yesterday. El Pretérito: is a past tense.
PRETERITES REGULAR VERBS. -é -aste -ó -amos -asteis - aron - ar -í - iste -ió -imos -isteis - ieron -er/-ir.
¡El Preterito! Speaking about the past… The preterit tense in Spanish is used when you are talking about a completed event in the past. Think of it as.
The Preterite   Preterite means “past tense”  Preterite verbs deal with “completed past action” Preterite Verbs.
1 El Pasado: El Pretérito de los verbos 2 El Pasado: There are ____ past tenses in Spanish. The _________ & the __________. 2 PRETERIT IMPERFECT.
1 El Pretérito 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened is a completed.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 The stem for regular verbs in the pretérito is the infinitive stem. Tomartom- Hablarhabl- Comercom- Beberbeb- Abrirabr-
El Pretérito de los verbos 1. I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. 2 El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 THE PRETERITE 1 of 2 PAST TENSES 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
Preterite of er & ir verbs Chapter 9.1. Preterite of er & ir Verbs The preterite is used to talk about what happened at a specific point in the past.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
El Pretérito de los verbos I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened is.
1 Preterite Tense 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense talks about what happened in the past is a completed.
1 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. 2 El Pretérito: is a past tense “-ed” talks about what happened is a completed action.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
Preterite of Regular Verbs & -car, -gar, -zar Preterite Verbs Preterite means “past tense” Preterite verbs deal with “completed past action” The ending.
Preterite –AR/ -ER / and -IR Verbs Preterite Verbs Preterite means “past tense” Preterite verbs deal with “completed past action”
SPN II PRETERITE OF REGULAR – AR, -ER, -IR VERBS.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: 1. is a past tense (“-ed”) 2. talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 THE PRETERITE 1 of 2 PAST TENSES 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos 2 I went to the store. I bought a shirt. I paid in cash. El Pretérito: is a past tense (“-ed”) talks about what happened.
El Pretérito – Los Verbos Regulares Los Verbos Regulares -AR Verbs -é -amos -aste -asteis -ó -aron ToméTomamos TomasteTomasteis TomóTomaron.
Preterite of -gar, -car, -zar verbs
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The Preterite It is one of the two past tenses in Spanish. This tense is used to speak about actions completed in the past. They are often –ed words in.
Preterite of Regular Verbs
Preterite of Regular Verbs
Preterite of Regular Verbs
El Pretérito de los verbos
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The preterite is used to express the past tense.
Preterite of Regular Verbs
The Preterite tense.
Preterite of “ar” Verbs
Preterite of Regular Verbs
Preterite Tense.
Preterite of Regular Verbs
Preterite of -gar, -car, -zar verbs
The preterite tense (El pretérito)
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Presente (Regular) Presente Progresivo Estar + ando/iendo Yo O tú As
Preterite of Regular Verbs
El Pretérito de los verbos
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Preterite of Regular Verbs
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El pretérito past tense.
El Pretérito de los verbos
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El Pretérito…el bueno, el malo y el feo…
-AR -ER / IR What are the regular preterite past tense verb endings?