Pretérito Perfecto - Need help!
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Can someone tell me all the irregular "Pretérito perfecto" verbs?
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updated Dec 11, 2013
posted by audbjorghulda
Welcome to the forum. You need to do some research for a list. We are here to answer questions regarding grammar. - rac1, Dec 11, 2013
Also please fill out your profile, it helps in answering your questions if we know what and what level of Spanish you are. - rac1, Dec 11, 2013
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ok, generally when conjugating verbs in "preterito perfecto" tense, the verbs just finish with "ado" or "ido"
for example:
dormir (to sleep) ==> dormido lavar (to wash) ==> lavado
if the verb in infinitive finishes in "ar", the "preterito perfecto" tense will be "ado" if the verb in infinitive finishes in "er" or "ir", the "preterito perfecto" tense will be "ido"
hope it can be helpful
updated Dec 12, 2013
edited by AndresLeguizamo
posted by AndresLeguizamo
I already know the "rules" of conjugating words in Pretérito perfecto but I was just wondering if anyone had a list of all the irregular verbs in one place :) - audbjorghulda, Dec 11, 2013
But thanks anyway! - audbjorghulda, Dec 11, 2013
Great answer! @ audbjorghuld...You have a great answer here...If you want a list I suggest you do your own researc! - rac1, Dec 11, 2013
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Here is a course we created on Memrise of 35 irregular participles:
http://www.memrise.com/course/109868/los-participios-irregulares/
It starts off with the most common, moving to compound irregularities, and then irregularities that also have normal spellings.
Like... freír can be frito, or freído.
updated Dec 12, 2013
edited by Tosh
posted by Tosh
