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Preterite of –AR verbs The Simple Past Tense. In English Tense refers to when an action takes place. Many verbs are spelled differently in the past tense.

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1 Preterite of –AR verbs The Simple Past Tense

2 In English Tense refers to when an action takes place. Many verbs are spelled differently in the past tense than they are in the present tense. For regular verbs, the endings change. He talksHe talked.

3 The Preterite Tense The preterite tense in Spanish tells what happened at a particular moment in the past. Like present tense verbs, you form the preterite tense of regular verbs by adding tense endings to the verb stem.

4 Preterite endings for AR verbs yoÉNosotrosAmos TúasteVosotrosAsteis Él/ella/ud.óEllos/ellas/udsaron

5 Here’s how to use them Add the appropriate ending to the stem of the verb Hablar Yohablénosotros hablamos Túhablastevosotros hablasteis Él/ella/ud. Hablóellos/ellas/uds hablaron

6 Notice There are accent marks on the yo and él/ella/ud endings The nosotros form is the same in the preterite as it is in the present. Look for clues in the sentence to help you determine whether the verb is in the present or past tense.

7 Fill in the blanks Acampar Yo_____________ Nosotros________________ Mandar Tú ______________ Vosotros ________________

8 Fill in the blanks Montar Él ____________ Ellos _________________ Pescar Mi padre y yo ________________ Mis amigos _____________________

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