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Choose regular -ar preterite forms for explicitly completed past events.
6 authored questions + worked example
Answer: hablé
The requested completed-past form for Yo is hablé. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.
All 6 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Use the regular -ar preterite ending for the stated subject; preserve the accents in -é and -ó.
Answer: cantó
The requested completed-past form for Ella is cantó. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.
Question 2
Use the regular -ar preterite ending for the stated subject; preserve the accents in -é and -ó.
Answer: caminamos
The requested completed-past form for Nosotros is caminamos. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.
Question 3
Use the regular -ar preterite ending for the stated subject; preserve the accents in -é and -ó.
Answer: compraron
The requested completed-past form for Ellos is compraron. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.
Question 4
Use the regular -ar preterite ending for the stated subject; preserve the accents in -é and -ó.
Answer: dibujó
The requested completed-past form for Usted is dibujó. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.
Question 5
Use the regular -ar preterite ending for the stated subject; preserve the accents in -é and -ó.
Answer: hablé
The requested completed-past form for Yo is hablé. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.
Question 6
Use the regular -ar preterite ending for the stated subject; preserve the accents in -é and -ó.
Answer: estudiaste
The requested completed-past form for Tú is estudiaste. Ayer means yesterday; the regular -ar preterite endings include -é, -aste, -ó, -amos and -aron.