Preteriro... What is that?
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Tomorrow I have a Spanish exam, and my teacher said that i should focus on conjugating the preterito. I don't understand the double vowel verbs (like creer), or the ER/IR verbs. Please help.
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updated May 29, 2013
posted by 008269ac
double vowel verbs are words like creer that change to creyo in the El/ Ella/ Usted form - 008269ac, May 29, 2013
AR/ER/IR verbs are verbs that end in -ar, (bailar) -er (poner), or -ir (Pedir). - 008269ac, May 29, 2013
Yes, what are you confused about. They are many different conjugations for each. Are you talking about irregular present, irregular verbs, what? They don't change to creyo either. they just change to cree - jessicamccall117, May 29, 2013
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Preterite- one of the past tenses
Good lesson on preterite tense
Not sure what you mean by conjugating double vowel verbs/ ER/IR Be more specific...
Check out these verb cards:
updated May 29, 2013
edited by jessicamccall117
posted by jessicamccall117
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Tomorrow is the exam and you waited until today for an emergency rescue?
updated May 30, 2013
posted by Pablo-Peligroso
