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� The Lesson: Pretérito Indefinido de los
verbos regulares
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Pretérito Indefinido de los verbos regulares
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El Pretérito Indefinido se forma con la raíz del verbo y las siguientes terminaciones:
For regular verbs, the Past Tense (Pretérito Indefinido) is formed by the root and the following endings:
1ª CONJUGACIÓN 2ª CONJUGACIÓN 3ª CONJUGACIÓN
habléhabl aste
habl ó
habl amos
habl asteis
habl a ron
bebíbeb iste
beb ió
beb imos
beb isteis
beb ieron
vivíviv iste
viv ió
viv imos
viv isteis
viv ieron
*** Note that for 2nd. and 3rd. conjugations endings are the same.
Ahora lee los siguientes ejemplos:
Now read the following examples:
-AR:
Cantar: Canté, cantaste, cantó, cantamos, cantasteis, cantaron.
Bailar: Bailé, bailaste, bailó, bailamos, bailasteis, bailaron.
-ER:
Meter: Metí, metiste, metió, metimos, metisteis, metieron.
Comer: Comí, comiste, comió, comimos, comisteis, comieron.
-IR:

Subir: Subí, subiste, subió, subimos, subisteis, subieron.
Imprimir: Imprimí, imprimiste, imprimió, imprimimos, imprimisteis, imprimieron.
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Hispanic Culture
La Tuna: Spain’s troubadours
The tradition of “ronda” (serenade) still lives
on today in a Tuna or “Estudiantina”: a
group of roving university students who
dress in medieval clothing and roam the
streets singing the same old songs from
centuries ago about traveling, historical
events and love using the traditional
“bandurria” (a small guitar), the “pandereta”
(tambourine) and other string instruments.
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1. Narrar:
To tell of, to narrate
2. Editar:
To publish, to edit
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me animaba a atenderlo.
- ¿Y ya lo ha podido superar?
- Totalmente. Hoy atiendo el teléfono sin problema,
suene o no suene.
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3. Rimar:
To rhyme
4. Contar:
To tell, to recite
5. Escribir:
To write, to report
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1. Aderezo
Seasoning, dressing
2. Suculento
Succulent
3. Soso
Bland, tasteless, dull
4. Salado
Salted
5. Rancio
Rancid
6. Picante
Hot, spicy
7. Insípido
Insipid, bland
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