Espanol III - The Preterite Review PPT
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The Preterite
The Simple Past Tense
The Preterite Tense
The Preterite Tense is used to show
actions that have happened in
the past.
Example: Josh attended Mr. Petula’s
class.
Example: Dawn painted Katie a
picture for her birthday.
The Endings
As in English, Spanish adds an
ending to the verb to make it in the
preterite tense.
In English you would say that Josh
attended, Dawn painted…
In Spanish there are 6 different
types of endings to express the
preterite tense.
1) AR Verbs
Endings for
-é
-aste
-ó
AR Verbs
-amos
-asteis
-aron
These endings are added to most
-ar verbs.
Irregulars of AR Verbs
AR verbs ending in –car, -gar, -zar
change.
First Person Singular only.
Why?
The changes occur in the first
person singular because the c and
g before an e make it a soft sound.
The z before an e does not exist.
…..therefore….
For –car verbs the ending would be
-qué. Example Toqué
For –gar verbs the ending would be
-gué. Example Jugué
For –zar verbs the ending would be
-cé. Example Empecé.
2) ER/IR Verbs
Endings for ER/IR Verbs
-í
-imos
-iste
-isteis
-ió
-ieron
These endings are added to most
-er verbs.
Irregulars for ER/IR Verbs
1. The yó/yeron verbs
ER/IR verbs ending with double
vowels will change.
Third Person Singular and Plural.
Why? 3 Vowels.
Example: Creió, Creieron;
Oió, Oieron; Caió, Caieron.
….so…..
Instead of using an i in the third
person singular and plural forms,
change the i to y.
Example: Creer- creyó, creyeron
Oir- oyó, oyeron
Caer- cayó, cayeron
Stem Changers or “Sandal Verbs” in
ER/IR Preterite Verbs
There are 2 types of verbs in the
Preterite Tense that have a Stem
Change. The Stem Change occurs in
the third person positions.
Types: e-i & o-u
serví
servimos morí
morimos
serviste servisteis moriste moristeis
sirvió
sirvieron murió murieron
3) Dar and Ver
These are two strange verbs that
have the ER/IR endings but without
accents.
Dar
Ver
di
dimos
vi
vimos
diste disteis
visteis viste
dio
dieron
vio
vieron
4) The 9 Irregular Preterite Verbs
These nine irregulars all use the
same endings with no accents.
Endings:
-e
-imos
-iste
-isteis
-o
-ieron
4) The 9 Irregulars Stem Changers
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Andar- anduvTener- tuvEstar- estuvPoner- pusPoder- pudSaber- supHacer- hic- (hizo)
Querer- quisVenir- vin-
5) –cir Ending Verbs and Traer
Any verb ending with –cir and the
verb traer fall into this category.
They all use the following endings:
-e
-imos
-iste -isteis
-o
-eron
*The endings are the same as the Irregular endings except for the
“i” in the 3rd person plural.
5) –cir Ending Verbs and Traer
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The verb stems you would add
these endings to are as followed:
Decir- dijConducir- condujProducir- produjTraducir- tradujTraer- traj-
6) Ir and Ser
The verbs ir (to go) and ser (to be)
are strange unusual verbs they are
conjugated the same.
fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fuisteis
fueron
*ser is rarely used in the preterite tense.
Good luck with the Preterite!
¡Buena Suerte!