Irregular Verbs in the Preterit Tense Regular Preterit
![Irregular Verbs in the Preterit Tense Irregular Verbs in the Preterit Tense](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-1.jpg)
Irregular Verbs in the Preterit Tense
![Regular Preterit Endings -ar -é -amos -aste -ó -er/-ir -í asteis -aron -imos -iste Regular Preterit Endings -ar -é -amos -aste -ó -er/-ir -í asteis -aron -imos -iste](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-2.jpg)
Regular Preterit Endings -ar -é -amos -aste -ó -er/-ir -í asteis -aron -imos -iste -ió isteis -ieron
![Irregular Preterit Verbs Many of the most common verbs in Spanish are irregular in Irregular Preterit Verbs Many of the most common verbs in Spanish are irregular in](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-3.jpg)
Irregular Preterit Verbs Many of the most common verbs in Spanish are irregular in the preterit tense. Fortunately, even the irregular verbs follow patterns.
![Ser and Ir Ser and ir, although they mean completely different things, are identical Ser and Ir Ser and ir, although they mean completely different things, are identical](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-4.jpg)
Ser and Ir Ser and ir, although they mean completely different things, are identical in the preterit tense. Context and the a that usually follows ir are the only ways to determine whether ser or ir is being used. Ser / Ir fuimos fuisteis fueron Miguel fue al banco. The a following fue indicates that it is a form of ir. CONTEXT: Chances are, Miguel was never a bank. This suggests that fue is not a form of ser in this sentence. Miguel fue un alumno estupéndo. The absence of a following fue indicates that it is a form of ser. CONTEXT: It is feasible that Miguel was a stupendous student, which would support the possibility that fue is a form of ser in this sentence.
![Dar and Ver �“Dar” and “ver” fit into their own category because they both Dar and Ver �“Dar” and “ver” fit into their own category because they both](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-5.jpg)
Dar and Ver �“Dar” and “ver” fit into their own category because they both have the same irregular endings. They are the “er/ir” endings without the accents, even for “dar”. Di Dimos Vi Vimos Disteis Visteis Dio Dieron Vio Vieron
![Hacer �“Hacer” is in a category of a list of A LOT of REALLY Hacer �“Hacer” is in a category of a list of A LOT of REALLY](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-6.jpg)
Hacer �“Hacer” is in a category of a list of A LOT of REALLY irregular verbs. But we are going to learn “hacer” now because it is a really important verb to know. �It first has irregular endings: Common Irregular Preterit Endings -e -iste -o -imos isteis -ieron
![Hacer �Then it has an irregular stem: “hic” �Except for the “él, ella, usted” Hacer �Then it has an irregular stem: “hic” �Except for the “él, ella, usted”](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-7.jpg)
Hacer �Then it has an irregular stem: “hic” �Except for the “él, ella, usted” ending its “hiz”. Hacer hice hicimos hicisteis hizo hicieron �At least there’s no accents!!!
![Many irregular preterit verbs share the same endings as “hacer”. Common Irregular Preterit Endings Many irregular preterit verbs share the same endings as “hacer”. Common Irregular Preterit Endings](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-8.jpg)
Many irregular preterit verbs share the same endings as “hacer”. Common Irregular Preterit Endings -e -iste -o -imos isteis -ieron Hacer, querer, venir, saber, traer, poder, and poner all share these endings. However, their stems change before adding these endings.
![Infinitive Stem (in the Preterit) hacer hic-* querer quis- venir vin- saber sup- traer Infinitive Stem (in the Preterit) hacer hic-* querer quis- venir vin- saber sup- traer](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-9.jpg)
Infinitive Stem (in the Preterit) hacer hic-* querer quis- venir vin- saber sup- traer traj- poder pud- poner pus- estar estuv - andar anduv- tener tuv - conducir conduj- decir dij- Endings -e -iste -o -imos isteis -ieron * Hic- changes to hiz- in the third-person singular (hizo) to preserve the “s” sound that is present in the other preterit forms of hacer.
![Verbs that end with -eer Verbs that end with –eer are irregular in the Verbs that end with -eer Verbs that end with –eer are irregular in the](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-10.jpg)
Verbs that end with -eer Verbs that end with –eer are irregular in the preterit tense, but are alike. Look at the following examples: leíste leyó leer leímos leísteis leyeron creer creímos creísteis creyó creyeron
![Oir �Oir fits in the same category with verbs that end in “- eer” Oir �Oir fits in the same category with verbs that end in “- eer”](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-11.jpg)
Oir �Oir fits in the same category with verbs that end in “- eer” w/ accents on all “I’s” and “y” in the bottom of the boot. Oí Oímos Oísteis Oyó Oyeron
![Verbos that end in “uir” �Similar to verbs that end in “eer” but do Verbos that end in “uir” �Similar to verbs that end in “eer” but do](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-12.jpg)
Verbos that end in “uir” �Similar to verbs that end in “eer” but do not have accents on all forms. Construir Construí Construimos Construisteis Construyó Construyeron
![Haber �Hay – There is/are �Habia – There was/ were �*****Hubo****** – There was/were Haber �Hay – There is/are �Habia – There was/ were �*****Hubo****** – There was/were](http://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h2/ace5fc6f75d51f82b7ed44785973bfee/image-13.jpg)
Haber �Hay – There is/are �Habia – There was/ were �*****Hubo****** – There was/were
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