Verb Conjugation
Can I find out the English equivalent to the Spanish verbs that I conjugate. I think I could learn better, if I could see the English verb alongside the Spanish verb as each are conjugated. When the verb is conjugated, only the Spanish verb is given.
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HI María, yes only the Spanish verb is given, but then you can pass that onto the English version.
Go to the dictionary and type in the conjugated form of the v erb:
"perdí" is the first person singular preterit of the verb perder. View conjugation.
This search function is quite unique on the web and to search for conjugated verbs can only be done on one other forum as far as I know.
so if perdí is the past simple of the verb to lose, it is "lost" in English
That would be rather useless, for most tenses are used differently in either language. You cannot replace one Spanish tense systematically with an English verb and get a correct sentence, or vice-versa.