Correr to run. Preterite verbs that end in -er have different endings than they do in the present tense. Take special note of the differences in the ‘yo’

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correr to run

Preterite verbs that end in -er have different endings than they do in the present tense. Take special note of the differences in the ‘yo’ form and the ‘el’, ‘ella’, and ‘Ud.’ forms

corr

corrí

corr

corrí corriste

corrí corriste corr

corrí corriste corrió

corrícorr corriste corrió

corrícorrimos corriste corrió

corrícorrimos corristecorr corrió

corrícorrimos corristecorristeis corrió

corrícorrimos corristecorristeis corriócorr

corrícorrimos corristecorristeis corriócorrieron

corrí I rancorrimos we ran corriste you rancorristeis you all ran corrió he ran she ran you ran corrieron they ran you ran