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me

to/for me

te

to/for you (familiar)

le

to/for you (formal), him, her, it

nos

to/for us

les

to/for you (formal), them

Indirect object pronouns have the same form as direct object pronouns excpet

in the third person le and les

to eliminate ambiguity, le and les are often used with

preposition a + pronoun (ex: le hablo a usted-I am talking to you (not him/her))

For emphasis, use a mí, a ti, and a nosotros/as with

indirect object pronouns (ex: Pedro te habla a ti-Pedro is talking to you (not someone else))

doy

to

das

da

Usted, él, ella

damos

nosotros/as

dan

ustedes, ellos/as

Dar uses the same endings as -er adn -ir verbs in the preterit, examples:

di, diste, dio, dimos, disteis, dieron

decir

to say, to tell

describir

to describe

escribir

to write

explicar

to explain

mostrar (ue)

to show

prestar

to lend

regalar

to give (a present)

vender

to sell

gustar

to express likes and dislikes

caer mal

to rub the wrong way, to not get along with

fascinar

to like a lot, to love

encantar

to like a lot, to love

interesar

to interest; to matter

preterite tense

an action taken once in the past was complete at a specific point in time in the past, start or end time for action is stated

the imperfect

past habitual actions or to set the scene, what a person used to do or was doing

hablé

yo

hablaste

habló

usted, él, ella

hablamos

nosotros/as

hablaron

ustedes, ellos/as

comí

yo

comiste

comió

usted, él, ella

comimos

nosotros/as

comierson

ustedes, ellos/as

viví

yo

viviste

vivió

usted, él, ella

vivimos

nosotros

vivieron

ustedes, ellos/as

stem-changing verbs ending in -ar and -er do not

have a stem change in the preterite

verbs ending in -car, -gar and -zar have a spelling change in the

Yo form

fui

yo (ser & ir)

fuiste

tú (ser & ir)

fue

usted, él, ella (ser & ir)

fuimos

nosotros/as (ser & ir)

fueron

ustedes, ellos/as (ser & ir)

ir is followed by the

preposition

ser

to be

ir

to go

ser

describes people or objects

estar

to convey a feeling or perception