Sentences with the Preterite Tense
Both the preterite and the imperfect are Spanish past tenses. You can compare them to the English "he did" and "he was doing" - they both express past action but in a slightly different manner. Below are examples of Spanish sentences formed using the preterite past tense.
I did not go.
We did not go to London.
Have you already seen them?
More than four million spectators saw Pope Paul the sixth.
The angle who gave his life for me.
John broke the window.
Who broke the window?
The boys broke the window.
I traveled around the world by plane.
I gave my word and I am not going to be a candidate.
I gave a hand.
Have you heard the news?
John, did you break it?
Boys, did you all break the window?
Did you all hear the shouts?
Have you all heard the new cd?
Popular Phrase: how to learn spanish | Conjugated Verb: implorar - to implore [ click for full conjugation ]
