Simple Past Tense.  Used to talk about past actions or events  Formed by conjugating (changing) verbs with endings that match the subject of the sentence.

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Simple Past Tense

 Used to talk about past actions or events  Formed by conjugating (changing) verbs with endings that match the subject of the sentence  Two types of regular forms ◦ -ar verbs ◦ -er/-ir verbs

-é Little Miss Muffé

-é -aste Sat on her Aste

-é -aste -ó Eating her curds and ó

-é-amos -aste -ó Along came Amos

-é-amos -aste-asteis -ó Followed by Asteis

-é-amos -aste-asteis -ó-aron And now, Miss Muffé is not all aron.

 Practice ◦ According to the rules you’ve just learned, conjugate the following verbs (draw their verb charts):  Hablar  Trabajar  Estudiar  Arreglar  Pasar

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