Regular Preterite w/-car, -gar,-zar

Front

REVIEW** Ellos means they. (all masculine or mix of masc./fem.)

Back

True

Front

REVIEW** Ustedes means you plural.

Back

True

Front

When do you use the preterite tense?

Back

To talk about an action that already happened.

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: yo (comer)

Back

comí

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: ella (acostarse)

Back

se acostó

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: ellos (escribir)

Back

escribieron

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: yo (jugar)

Back

jugué

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: tú (despertarse)

Back

te despertaste

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: yo (tocar)

Back

toqué

Front

Conjugate the verb in the preterite to match the subject: mis amigos y yo (salir)

Back

salimos