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Preterite - Irregular Spanish Verbs

Accented Endings

The preterite is the tense with the most irregularities. One group of irregular verbs has accented endings in the first and third-person singular forms.

The table below shows how three irregular verbs are formed in the preterite tense. The verbs oír (to hear), leer (to read), and caer (to fall) each have an accent on the ending in the first and third-person singular forms.

Soundoir (example sentences) (full conjugation)

oír
yo Sound (I heard)
Soundoíste (you heard)
Ud./él/ella Soundoyó (you/he/she heard)
nosotros Soundoímos (we heard)
vosotros Soundoísteis (you guys heard)
Uds./ellos/ ellas Soundoyeron (you all/they heard)

Soundleer(example sentences) (full conjugation)

leer
yo Soundleí (I read)
Soundleíste (you read)
Ud./él/ella Soundleyó (you/he/she read)
nosotros Soundleímos (we read)
vosotros Soundleísteis (you guys read)
Uds./ellos/ ellas Soundleyeron (you all/they read)

Soundcaer (example sentences)(full conjugation)

caer
yo Soundcaí (I fell)
Soundcaíste (you fell)
Ud./él/ella Soundcayó (you/he/she fell)
nosotros Soundcaímos (we fell)
vosotros Soundcaísteis (you guys fell)
Uds./ellos/ ellas Soundcayeron (you all/they fell)

Note:
m = male f = female mix = mixed group
yo = I, tú = you (informal)
usted (Ud.) = you (formal)
él = he, ella = she
nosotros = we (m/mix), nosotras = we (f)
vosotros = you guys (informal, m/mix)
vosotras = you guys (informal, f)
ellos = they (m/mix), ellas = they (f)
ustedes (Uds.) = you all (formal)

[ work in progress ]

Vocabulary

Soundcantante - singer
Soundcohete - rocket
Soundanuncio - sign
Soundtarea - task
Soundedificio - building
vocab

Exercises

General

oír leer caer

Medical

oír leer caer


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