Flower Verbs in Preterite

Choose all that are correct about flower verbs

• There are no accents

• The new stem is used for all forms (all people)

• They only change in the he/they forms

• Their endings are a mix of -ar and -er/-ir endings

Match the verbs

• He brought

• Puso

• He said

• Dijo

• He put

• Trajo

• He could

• Pudo

• He wanted

• Quiso

Match the verbs

• He came

• Hizo

• He was

• Vino

• He made

• Anduvo

• He walked

• Tuvo

• He had

• Estuvo

Match the verbs

• He was

• Vino

• He could

• Pudo

• He said

• Estuvo

• He made

• Hizo

• He came

• Dijo

Match the verbs

• He wanted

• Supo

• He walked

• Anduvo

• He knew

• Quiso

• He had

• Trajo

• He brought

• Tuvo

Match the verbs with the correct person

• They brought

• Traje

• I brought

• Trajo

• We brought

• Trajiste

• He brought

• Trajeron

• You brought

• Trajimos

Match the verbs with the correct person

• We could

• Pude

• You could

• Pudo

• He could

• Pudimos

• I could

• Pudiste

• They could

• Pudieron

Match the verbs with the correct person

• He had

• Tuve

• You had

• Tuviste

• They had

• Tuvimos

• I had

• Tuvieron

• We had

• Tuvo

"Made/Did" has one exception to the rule in the past tense. Which form has an extra change?

• hice

• hiciste

• hizo

• hicimos

• hicieron

Answer explanation

Hizo changes the "c" to a "z". It only happens in the he/she form!

Traer/Decir both have an additional rule with the "j" ending. Which form does not follow the pattern?

• dije

• dijiste

• dijo

• dijimos

• dijeron

Answer explanation

The ellos ending should be "ieron" but with "j" verbs we drop the letter "i" and only add on "eron."