Spanish 102 - Irregular Verbs in the Preterite for Beginners Spanish With Profe

In this video you will learn about irregular verbs in the preterite in Spanish. Remember the preterite or el pretérito is another form of the simple past in Spanish. The pretérito is used to talk about completed actions in the past tense. It is used to talk about the beginning of an action or the ending of an action in the past.

Remember that we have learned two additional irregular verbs in the pretérito (ser & ir a) and today we are going to add some more to the list of irregular verbs in el pretérito.
Most irregular verbs will have a very different root in the pretérito, so you will need to remember that, and use the new root, and then add the endings given below. Most irregular verbs will have this set of endings in the pretérito.

yo -e,
tú -iste
él, ella, usted -o
nosotros/as -imos
ellos, ellas, ustedes -ieron

estar =estuv_ (was, were)
yo estuve
tú estuviste
él, ella, usted estuvo
nosotros/as estuvimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes estuvieron

tener= tuv_(had)
yo tuve
tú tuviste
él, ella, usted tuvo
nosotros/as tuvimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes tuvieron

venir= vin_ (came)
yo vine
tú viniste
él, ella, usted vino
nosotros/as vinimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes vinieron

poder =pud_ (to manage, to fail)
yo pude
tú pudiste
él, ella, usted pudo
nosotros/as pudimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes pudieron

poner = pus_ (put)
yo puse
tú pusiste
él, ella, usted puso
nosotros/as pusimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes pusieron

saber=sup_ (to find out)
yo supe
tú supiste
él, ella, usted supo
nosotros/as supimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes supieron

querer=quis_ (to try, to refuse)
yo quise
tú quisiste
él, ella, usted quiso
nosotros/as quisimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes quisieron

ver=v_(saw)
yo vi
tú viste
él, ella, usted vio
nosotros/as vimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes vieron

hacer= hic_, hiz_ (made, did) : hic (yo, tú, nosotros/as, ellos, ellas, ustedes); hiz (él, ella, usted)
yo hice
tú hiciste
él, ella, usted hizo
nosotros/as hicimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes hicieron

The verb dar (to give) is an irregular one but it will follow the regular -er/-ir endings without tildes.
dar=d_ (gave)
yo di
tú diste
él, ella, usted dio
nosotros/as dimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes dieron

The verbs: decir, traer, conducir, and traducir will do two different things:they will all have a "j" and their ending in the 3rd person plural will be "eron

dij_, traj_, conduj_, traduj_
-e
-iste
-o
-imos
-eron

decir=dij_ (said/told)
yo dije
tú dijiste
él, ella, usted dijo
nosotros/as dijimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes dijeron

traer=traj_(brought)
yo traje
tú trajiste
él, ella, usted trajo
nosotros/as trajimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes trajeron

conducir=conduj_(drove)
yo conduje
tú condujiste
él, ella, usted condujo
nosotros/as condujimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes condujeron

traducir=traduj_(translated)
yo traduje
tú tradujiste
él, ella, usted tradujo
nosotros/as tradujimos
ellos, ellas, ustedes tradujeron

haber=there is / there are
hubo (there was/there were)

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