Simple Past

Past Simple vs Past Participle in Spanish It’s time to learn how to conjugate the Past Simple vs Past Participle in Spanish. Study Spanish verb conjugations with online lessons. Read about the Spanish grammar rules. Note: To form the Past participle, simply drop the infinitive ending (-ar, -er, -ir) and add “-ado” (for -ar verbs) or “-ido” (for -er, -ir verbs). … Read more

Ago in Spanish – Simple Past It’s time to learn how to use ago in Spanish in the Simple Past. Study Spanish verb conjugations with online lessons. Read about the Spanish grammar rules. Note: When the verb is in the Preterite Tense, a different meaning is conveyed: “hace” + time + “que” + Preterite tense form of the verb Examples: Hace … Read more

Simple Past Tips in Spanish It’s time to learn about some Simple Past tips in Spanish. Study Spanish verb conjugations with online lessons. Read about the Spanish grammar rules. What are some Simple Past Tips in Spanish? Note: “-ar” and “-er” verbs that change their stem in the Present tense do not change in the Preterite. They are … Read more

Past Simple Forms of the Irregular Verbs It’s time to learn how to conjugate the Past Simple forms of the irregular verbs in Spanish. Study Spanish verb conjugations with online lessons. Read about the Spanish grammar rules. Four of the most common verbs with irregular Preterite forms are: ser, ir, dar, and ver. Irregular Preterite Verb Conjugations Subject – Ser (to … Read more

Conjugate Nosotros in the Present and Past in Spanish It’s time to learn how to conjugate nosotros in the Present and Past in Spanish. Study Spanish verb conjugations with online lessons. Read about the Spanish grammar rules. Note: The first person plural (nosotros) endings for regular “-ar” and “-ir” verbs are the same for both the Preterite and … Read more

Does Preterite have an accent? It’s time to learn how to use the accent in the Past tense in Spanish. Study Spanish verb conjugations with online lessons. Read about the Spanish grammar rules. Note:  The first person singular (yo), third person Singular (él, ella), and second person formal singular (usted) preterite forms have tildes (written accents) on the … Read more