Conjugation of regular -ar verbs in the imperfect indicative
Here are the regular endings–note that only the nosotros form carries an accent:
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Regular -er & -ir verbs in the imperfect indicative
Conjugation of regular -er & -ir verbs in the imperfect indicative
Regular -er and -ir verbs have identical suffixes in the imperfect indicative. Here are the regular endings–note that the ‘i’ carries an accent in all forms:
Past, or Perfect, Participles
The Past, or Perfect, Participles
The past participle is used almost identically in Spanish as it is in English, Many past participles in English are formed by adding -ed or -en to the infinitive, but there are a great many irregular forms as well. Some examples of the past participle in English are:
- to lift —> lifted
- to rent —> rented
- to sit —> seated
- to eat —> eaten
to go —> gone
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