This is one of many lessons that will be coming up on verbs that are irregular in the preterite (a past tense) in Spanish.<b<br/>r/>

This lesson covers ir (to go) and ser (to be) in the preterite.

*In the chart, the él/ella/usted form shouldn't have an accent mark on the "io" form since ver = vio and dar = dio.

(although in archaic Spanish, they did have accent ma

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This is one of my most popular videos of...

This video lesson is a little longer because I decided to lump three irregular verbs together.

The verbs
are:
traducir (to
translate)
t
raer (to bring)
>conducir (to drive)
These verbs follow the pattern of 'decir'...

This video lesson covers yet another verb irregular in the preterite: hacer (to do, make).

This video lesson covers two verbs that are irregular in the preterite:<br/>
ver (to see) and dar (to give). They're pretty similar in conjugation as well which is why they're usually taught together when learning the preterite.

This video covers another verb irregular in the preterite: poder (to be able, can).

This verb is most popular with my students in such present tense phrases as '¿Puedo ir al baño?' (Can I go to the bathroom?) o '¿Puedo ir a la...

Hola. This video lesson covers the irregular verb Estar (to be) in the preterite. Estar is used for feelings, locations and for the progressive (ing) tenses.

This song has been one of my most popular videos over the years and I thought it might be helpful to learners to study (before a test with a longer version!)



Explanation v
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This video lesson covers a song that I learned back as a high school Spanish student. It teaches you the 'yo' form of many of the irregulars verbs in the preterite (a past tense).



Although I didn't mention it as being part of...

This video lesson covers the preterite for the verb: venir (to come). As the title explains this verb is irregular in the preterite.

Hola. This video covers the irregular verb in the preterite: saber (to know). Remember that we use saber for: facts, information and 'how to'.



Please note that saber can also mean 'to taste' in Spanish. This is not mentioned...

Yet another lesson on an irregular verb in the preterite: tener (to have).

This video lesson covers the irregular verb in the preterite: poner (to put, place, set).

In this lesson we're covering another irregular verb in the preterite: querer (to want). This verb could also mean 'to love' when used with people.

This video lesson covers yet another verb that is irregular in the preterite: decir (to say, tell).

This video was made for Paige, Bailey, Gita, and Maria from Mrs. Bigenho's 6th period class at Franklin Regional.