AR -o-amos -as-áis -a-an ER -o-emos -es-éis -e-en IR -o-imos -es-ís -e-en Present tense endings.

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AR -o-amos -as-áis -a-an ER -o-emos -es-éis -e-en IR -o-imos -es-ís -e-en Present tense endings

Past tense (preterite) There are two key words from our chapter that tells us we will be using the preterite tense: ayeranoche We use the preterite tense to tell about a completed action, an action done in the past.

-AR verbs The endings for the –AR verbs in the preterite are the following: -é-amos -aste-asteis -ó-aron

Verbs that have a spelling change: Verbs like sacar and tocar have a small spelling change in the YO form: Yo- saquéYo-toqué Why? Because we need to keep the “K” sound.

Vamos a practicar Yo/hablar- Ellos/comprar- Sam/bailar- Chris y Justin/patinar- Tú/visitar- Yo/sacar- Nosotros/ pensar-

-ER, -IR preterite ER/IR -í -iste -ió -imos -isteis -ieron

Regular -ER Verbs Aprender- to learn Beber-to drink Creer- to think/believe Correr-to run Deber-should/must Leer-to read Romper-to break Vender- to sell

Regular -IR verbs Abrir-to open Recibir-to receive Vivir-to live

Vamos a practicar… Aprender/tú Creer/ellos Correr/Gabriela Deber/los estudiantes Romper/vosotros Abrir/yo Recibir/Megan y yo Vivir/Emily