Regular preterite/triggers/ser+ir

Front

Yo form of SER meaning "I was" as in "I was excellent during the game."

Back

fui

Front

Usted form of IR meaning "you went" as in "You went to Trader Joe's."

Back

fue a

Front

Ustedes form of IR meaning "you all went"

Back

fueron

Front

The preterite in Spanish is a _____ tense construction. It is used to describe events with a definite beginning and a definite ending. (Remember: It's finished. It's over. It's done!)

Back

past / el pasado

Front

regular preterites... I spoke / I talked

Back

hablé

Front

He/she/it/you (Ud.) spoke / talked

Back

habló

Front

Regular preterites. To say your friend "ate".... Remove -er from comer, then add which ending? (Pista: use "tú")

Back

-iste

Front

Regular preterites. To say he, she, you (usted), or it "lived".... Remove -ir from vivir, then add which ending?

Back

-ió

Front

Preterite triggers. Means "yesterday"

Back

ayer

Front

Preterite triggers. Means "suddenly"

Back

de repente