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Subject Present Preterite
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yo digo dije
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tú dices dijiste
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él, ella, Usted dice dijo
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nosotros decimos dijimos
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What’s the yo form of decir?
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Subject Pronoun Decir
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yo digo
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tú dices
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él/ella/usted dice
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nosotros/as decimos
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What are the forms of Traer?
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Conjugation Translation
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yo traigo I bring
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tú traes You (informal) bring
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él/ella/ello/uno trae He/she/one brings
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usted trae You (formal) bring
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What are the preterite forms of decir?
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Subject Pronouns Decir Conjugation: Preterite Pronunciation
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yo dije DEE-heh
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tú dijiste dee-HEES-teh
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él/ella/usted dijo DEE-hoh
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nosotros/as dijimos dee-HEE-mohs
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What is the verb stem of decir?
As in English, the verbs decir (to say or to tell) and dar (to give) are widely used in the Spanish language. Like tener and venir, the verb decir is
both stem-changing (-e to –i)
and irregular in the “yo” form.
Is Comer an irregular?
The verb comer is a regular ‐ er verb in all forms and tenses.
How do you use decir?
The singular command form of the verb “decir” is
simply di
. So if you want to tell someone to say something in Spanish, you can simply say “di” + what you want them to say. The reason it might seem like there are so many forms, though, is because “di” combines with pronouns and attaches them onto the word itself.
Is Traer present tense?
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Pronoun Spanish English
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Yo traigo I bring
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Tú traes you bring
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Ella / Él / Usted trae s/he bring, you (formal) bring
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Is traigo a preterite?
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yo traje
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ellos/ellas trajeron
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What is a hacer?
Hacer –
to do or to make
– is one of the most common irregular Spanish verbs. In the simple present tense, hacer is often used just like these English verbs.
What is the preterite of estar?
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yo
estuve
nosotros/as estuvimos
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tú estuviste vosotros/as estuvisteis
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él/ella/Ud. estuvo ellos/ellas/Uds. estuvieron
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What is the preterite of hacer?
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Hacer
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Yo
hice
Nosotros
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Tú hiciste Vosotros
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Él/ella/usted hizo Ellos/ellas/ustedes
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What is the yo form of servir?
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Subject Pronoun Preterite Tense Subjunctive Present Tense
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yo
serví
sirva
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tú serviste sirvas
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él, ella, usted sirvió sirva
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nosotros nosotras servimos sirvamos
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What type of verb is Dar?
Dar is a Spanish verb meaning to give. Dar is conjugated as an
irregular verb in the preterite tense
. Dar appears on the 100 Most Used Spanish Preterite Tense Verbs Poster as the 9th most used irregular verb. For the present tense conjugation, go to Dar Conjugation – Present Tense.
What type of verb is pedir?
Pedir is an
‐ ir verb with an e
>i stem change.
What form is Dijera?
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Subject Present (say) Imperfect (said)
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él/ella/Ud.
diga
dijera
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nosotros digamos dijéramos
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vosotros digáis dijerais
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ellos/ellas/Uds. digan dijeran
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