Conjugate regular –er in the preterite

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Conjugate regular –er in the preterite

Preterite Tense Preterite tense is used to tell actions that happen in the past. It is used for actions that are done and completed. Boom, done. Example: I rode the pony at the circus. He read the book. We ordered the tickets for the show.

Preterite Tense You cannot use preterite to describe the following in preterite (it will be imperfect tense): PWATER Physical description Weather Age Time Emotion Reoccurring Actions

Preterite Tense regular -er Same rules to conjugation are in effect. We will practice with the infinitive Aprender – to learn

Regular –er preterite ending -í -imos -iste -isteis -ió -ieron

Aprender = to learn Aprend-

Aprender = to learn Aprendí Aprendimos Aprendiste Aprendisteis Aprendieron

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