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Tener to have

Tuve

Estar to be

Estuve

Ir to go

Fui

Ser to be

Fui

Poner to put on

Puse

Poder to be able to

Pude

Traer to bring

Traje

Hacer to do or make

Hice

Haber there are

Hube

Saber to know

Supe

Querer to want

Quise

Decir to say

Dije

Venir to come

Vine

Ver to see

Vi

Dar to give

Di

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