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Learn the irregular preterit forms of the Spanish verbs "dar" (to give), "ver" (to see), "ir" (to go), and "ser" (to be) in this comprehensive guide. Discover their similarities, including the absence of written accent marks, and practice using them in sentences. Engage with example sentences and improve your understanding of how to differentiate between the forms "fui" and "fuimos." Designed for learners looking to enhance their Spanish skills, this resource will make past tense conjugation easier and more effective.
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3 New Irregular Preterit Verbs
Dar and Ver They both look very similar: *** THERE ARE NO WRITTEN ACCENT MARKS!!! *** Dar: to give Ver: to see Di Di mos Vi Vi mos Di ste Di Vi ste Vi steis steis Di o Di eron Vi o Vi eron
IR and SER There is one thing that they both have in common: IR: to go SER: to be FU i FU imos FU i FU imos FU iste FU isteis FU iste FU isteis FU e FU eron FU e FU eron
Try these: They went to school. You were stupid. We went to the hospital. The ladies were UGLY! Yo fui a la casa. Yo fui muy inteligente. Fueron a escuela. Fuiste estupido. Fuimos al hospital. ¡Las mujeres fueron feas! I went home. I was very inteligent. How do you know the difference between FUI and FUI?
HACER: to do or make The Jay-Z Verb! hice hicimos hiciste hicisteis H IZ O hicieron
Try these I did the homework. We made a cake. Jay-Z made us a verb. They made dinner. Yo hice la tarea. Hicimos el pastel. Jay-Z nos hizo un verbo. Ellos hicieron la cena.