Spanish Bite - Regular AR Verbs (Preterite)

This video tutorial covers the use of regular AR verbs in the preterite tense in Spanish. It explains how to form the preterite tense by removing the 'ar' ending and adding specific endings. The video provides examples of verbs like 'talked', 'danced', and 'walked' in the preterite tense. It also lists common AR verbs and demonstrates their use in sentences.

What is the preterite tense used for in Spanish?

• To express wishes or desires

• To describe ongoing actions

• To talk about future events

• To discuss past actions that have ended

Which of the following is the correct preterite form for 'we talked' using a regular AR verb?

• Hablaron

• Hablaste

• Hablo

• Hablamos

How does the preterite form of 'to dance' change for 'they danced'?

• Bailo

• Bailaste

• Bailamos

• Bailaron

Which of these verbs is not a regular AR verb?

• Trabajar

• Comer

• Viajar

• Cantar

In the sentence 'El sábado pasado ellos nadaron en el río', what does 'nadaron' mean?

• They walked

• They swam

• They talked

• They danced