Verbs that are Irregular in the Preterite Tense Capítulo 2.

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Verbs that are Irregular in the Preterite Tense Capítulo 2

Adding to our list…… There are many types of irregular verbs in the preterite tense. In Spanish II you learned the –car, -gar, -zar verbs ser and ir dar and ver If you have forgotten their conjugations, you can find them in the review packet.

In Spanish III, Chapter 1, you learned the preterite forms of hacertener venirponer quererpoder estarsaber andar Some of these verbs also changed their meanings in the preterite tense.

And now we are going to add to the list of irregular preterites………

There are stem-changing verbs in the preterite tense, too. These verbs change their stem vowels….. BUT ONLY IN THE THIRD PERSON FORMS! The endings remain the same.

Preterites with e – i vowel changes These are representative of verbs whose stem vowels change from e - i in the third person forms: pedirpreferir repetirdivertirse servirsentirse vestirseseguir freírdespedirse reír sonreír

repetir yo repetínosotros repetimos tú repetistevosotros repetisteis él repitióellos repitieron ellaellas Ud.Uds. 1 person2 persons

vestirse yo me vestí nosotros nos vestimos tú te vestiste vosotros os vestisteis él se vistió ellos se vistieron ella ellas Ud. Uds. 1 person 2 persons

Preterites with o – u vowel changes These are representative of verbs whose stem vowels change from o – u in the third person forms: dormir morir

dormir yo dormínosotros dormimos tú dormistevosotros dormisteis él durmióellos durmieron ellaellas Ud.Uds. 1 person2 persons