Verb Conjugation
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for a key to the boxes below, refer
to the Pronouns Page
For rules on contrasting the preterite
and imperfect past tenses (for second semester of Beginning
Spanish and above) click
this link. For conjugations of the imperfect tense, click
this link.
Preterite
Tense
(Preterite
perfect indicative)
| AR
verbs (regular) HABLAR |
| hablé |
hablaste |
habló |
| hablamos |
hablasteis
(hablaron) |
hablaron |
| ER
verbs (regular) COMER |
| comí |
comiste |
comió |
| comimos |
comisteis
(comieron) |
comieron |
| IR
verbs (regular) ESCRIBIR (same
as ER) |
| escribí |
escribiste |
escribió |
| escribimos |
escribisteis
(escribieron) |
escribieron |
| SER
& IR |
| fui |
fuiste |
fue |
| fuimos |
fuisteis
(fueron) |
fueron |
| DAR |
| di |
diste |
dio |
| dimos |
disteis
(dieron) |
dieron |
| VER
(no accents) |
| vi |
viste |
vio |
| vimos |
visteis
(vieron) |
vieron |
| Radical
irregular verbs (add these endings
to the irregular stems below) |
| e |
iste |
o |
| imos |
isteis |
ieron
(jeron) |
| tener-tuv_
(all _tener verbs), estar-estuv_, andar-anduv_, saber-sup_,
haber-hub_, caber-cup_, poder-pud_, querer-quis_, poner-pus_
(all _poner verbs), venir-vin_, hacer-hic_ (hizo)
"J group":
decir-dij_ (dijeron), traer-traj_, conducir-conduj_
(all ducir verbs)
|
| 3rd
person stem-changing -ir verbs SERVIR |
| serví |
serviste |
sirvió |
| servimos |
servisteis
(sirvieron) |
sirvieron |
| e-i:
divertirse, sentirse, pedir repetir vestirse reírse
(verbs which were e-ie in present are e-i in preterite)
o-u: morir, dormir
Click here to see the
rules explained: Stem
changing verbs
|
| 1st
Person Orthographic Irregulars |
| jugué |
jugaste |
jugó |
| jugamos |
jugasteis
(jugaron) |
jugaron |
| gar-gué:
pagar, pegar, agregar
car-qué: tocar, pecar,
pescar, platicar, masticar
zar-cé: almorzar, cazar,
empezar
|
| 3rd
person orthographic irregulars (with accents) |
| leí |
leíste |
leyó |
| leímos |
leísteis |
leyeron |
| oír,
caer, all -uir verbs, reír (also
a 3rd person stem change) |
For rules on contrasting the preterite
and imperfect past tenses (for second semester of Beginning
Spanish and above) click this link. For conjugations of the
imperfect tense, click this link
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