Understanding the Preterite Tense of Saber

In this video, Stephen French explains how to conjugate the verb 'saber' in the preterite tense in Spanish. He provides examples of each conjugated form, including 'supe', 'supiste', 'supo', 'supimos', 'supisteis', and 'supieron', and explains their meanings. The video concludes with a summary and an invitation to subscribe to the channel for more content.

What is the main focus of the video presented by Stephen French?

• Conjugating the verb 'saber' in the preterite tense

• Understanding Spanish culture

• Learning Spanish vocabulary

• Conjugating the verb 'saber' in the present tense

Which of the following is the correct 'yo' form of 'saber' in the preterite tense?

• Sabía

• Supo

• Supe

• Sabes

In the preterite tense, what is the 'nosotros' form of 'saber'?

• Supimos

• Sabemos

• Sabíamos

• Supo

What does 'supiste' mean in English?

• I knew

• You knew (informal)

• He knew

• They knew

Which form of 'saber' in the preterite tense is used for 'they knew'?

• Supieron

• Supiste

• Supe

• Supimos