Querer in the present= to want. In the preterite, querer (affirmative) = to try or attempt.

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Querer in the present= to want

In the preterite, querer (affirmative) = to try or attempt

In the preterite, querer (negative) = to refuse

Quise quisiste quiso

Quisimos quisisteis quisieron

EJEMPLOS

She refused to do the homework.

Ella no quiso hacer la tarea.

I tried to prepare dinner.

Quise preparar la cena.

Saber in the present= to know facts, information, or how to do something

Saber in the preterite= to find out

Supe supiste supo

Supimos supisteis supieron

EJEMPLOS

You found out that the test is tomorrow.

Tú supiste que el examen es mañana.

Poder (+ infinitive)= can, to be able to

Pude pudiste pudo

Pudimos pudisteis pudieron

EJEMPLOS

Were you able to go to the movies last night?

Pudiste ir al cine anoche?

We couldn’t go to the mall.

No pudimos ir al centro comercial.

Poner= to put, to place

Puse pusiste puso

Pusimos pusisteis pusieron

EJEMPLOS

I set the table for my mother.

Yo puse la mesa para mi madre.

She put the book on the table.

Ella puso el libro en la mesa.

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