Español 1B Unidad 4 El pretérito. Repaso: So far this year in level 1 you have learned: – the present tense ( i.e. I eat, I am eating) – ir + a + infinitive.

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Español 1B Unidad 4 El pretérito

Repaso: So far this year in level 1 you have learned: – the present tense ( i.e. I eat, I am eating) – ir + a + infinitive (i.e. I am going to eat) – acabar + de + infinitive (i.e. I just ate) – tener + que + infinitive (i.e. I have to eat) – hay + que + infinitive (i.e. One must eat) – verbs like gustar (i.e. I like to eat…etc)  These all use the present tense to make the formulas

A new tense! In Spanish there are two past tenses – The preterite (completed past actions) I ate the pizza. – The imperfect (general past actions) I used to eat pizza.

The preterite tense We will be learning the preterite tense to talk about actions that are completed. This is the second tense you are learning. You will know after this lesson the present tense and the preterite tense.

To form the preterite tense of –AR verbs: -é-amos -aste-asteis -ó-aron

Example: Hablar HabléHablamos HablasteHablasteis HablóHablaron

To form the preterite tense of –ER and –IR verbs: -í-imos -iste-isteis -ió-ieron

Example: comer comícomimos comistecomisteis comiócomieron

Example: escribir escribíescribimos escribisteescribisteis escribióescribieron

Práctica Conjugate the following verbs in your notes in the preterite: – Patinar – Beber – Salir

Spell changes and Irregular verbs in the preterite There are many irregularities in the preterite tense. It will take time to study and learn them. Some spell change examples: – -car, -gar, -zar verbs – 15 irregular verbs (we will learn 5 this year)

-car, -gar, -zar verbs… Verbs that end in –car, -gar, -zar have a spell change in the YO form only. Example –car, -gar, -zar verbs are: practicar, llegar, empezar **Remember that this is in the YO form only, all other forms will conjugate as normal in the preterite.

The –car, -gar, -zar change!!! -car changes to –qué -gar changes to –gué -zar changes to -cé

practicar practiquépracticamos practicastepracticasteis practicópracticaron

llegar lleguéllegamos llegastellegasteis llególlegaron

empezar empecéempezamos empezasteempezasteis empezóempezaron

Some irregular preterite verbs: Ir-to go Ser-to be Hacer-to make/ to do Ver-to see / to watch Dar-to give **There are no accent marks on preterite irregular verbs

ir and ser fuifuimos fuistefuisteis fuefueron

hacer hicehicimos hicistehicisteis hizohicieron

ver vivimos vistevisteis viovieron

dar didimos distedisteis diodieron

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