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z > c<br />

autorizar to authorize yo autoricé<br />

<strong>com</strong>enzar to <strong>com</strong>mence, begin yo <strong>com</strong>encé<br />

empezar to begin yo empecé<br />

organizar to organize yo organicé<br />

rezar to pray yo recé<br />

simbolizar to symbolize yo simbolicé<br />

trazar to trace yo tracé<br />

tropezarse (con) to bump into yo me tropecé<br />

note Although the verbs showing these orthographic changes do not exactly follow the regular<br />

pattern of forming the preterite tense, they are still considered regular verbs in the preterite, because<br />

these are standard orthographic changes that occur at all times in all tenses.<br />

EJERCICIO<br />

13·4<br />

Traducción<br />

1. I practiced the piano for an hour.<br />

2. I arrived at two o’clock.<br />

3. I organized the party.<br />

4. I began to dance on the table.<br />

5. I played the guitar for two hours at the reception.<br />

6. I played tennis with the pro (el jugador profesional).<br />

7. I took twenty pictures of my cat.<br />

8. I authorized the purchase.<br />

9. I classifi ed the information.<br />

10. I bumped into your house’s step (el peldaño).<br />

The preterite tense 115

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