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Hi. In the lesson about that "kind of irregular preterit" I read the Tú form of hacer as "hacisite". The verb in the dictionary is conjugated as "hiciste". If I follow Paralee Whitmire's rules it would mean that the dictionary is correct. Can anyone help, please?
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updated Nov 8, 2011
posted by 00434ec3
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Exactly which lesson is it so that we can have it corrected? Did you notice the time stamp?
Now I am confused...where did you see haciste??
Even if the typo does exist, you would have to check the thread Paralee has on reported errors in the lessons. Many that were reported were never fixed due to the cost of correcting the videos. This error may be a "known" error.
updated Nov 8, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
I found it in lesson 2.8 kind of irregular preterit at 3:26. what do you mean with timestamp? - 00434ec3, Nov 8, 2011
3:26 is what I meant by timestamp. - 0074b507, Nov 8, 2011
I 'm still not sure which one is right. Did I make a mistake? Wrong conjugation? - 00434ec3, Nov 8, 2011
I meant Hiciste. bad typing skills. sorry - 00434ec3, Nov 8, 2011
I'll search for those known errors. Thank you for helping me out! - 00434ec3, Nov 8, 2011
Hiciste is correct, but I don't know where you saw haciste. - 0074b507, Nov 8, 2011
