Un espectáculo: -er/-ir preterite 2nd person singular and plural
I can talk about school events using -er and -ir preterite verbs in the the 2nd person singular and plural.
Un espectáculo: -er/-ir preterite 2nd person singular and plural
I can talk about school events using -er and -ir preterite verbs in the the 2nd person singular and plural.
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Key learning points
- Aurresku, Jota and Sevillanas are traditional dances from Spain.
- [v] is pronounced the same as [b].
- Regular -er and -ir verbs have the same endings in the preterite.
- Regular -er/-ir verb endings in the preterite: iste for the 2nd person singular and -isteis for the 2nd person plural.
- Use subject pronouns 'tú' (you singular) and 'vosotros/as' (you all) to give emphasis or to present a contrast.
Keywords
Preterite tense - a tense used for events completed in the past
Subject pronoun - represents the person, people or thing(s) doing or being the verb, e.g. 'I', 'we', 'they'
Common misconception
In Spanish, subject pronouns are never necessary as verb endings indicate who is doing the action.
We can use subject pronouns 'tú' (you, sing) and 'vosotros/as' (you all) to give emphasis or to present a contrast.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
reading
I bring
wish
responsible
space
to ride, riding
I
you (singular)
he
she
we (masculine)
they (feminine)
yo
tú
él, ella
Exit quiz
6 Questions
fourth
near
library
game
to surprise, surprising
whole
you deserved
you all deserved
I sold
you all sold
you suggested
you all suggested