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Spanish Past Tense Endings

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	(ar) yo	é
	(ar) tu	aste
	(ar) el	ó
	(ar) nosotros	amos
	(ar) vosotros	asteis
	(ar) ellos	aron
	(er, ir) yo	í
	(er, ir) tu	iste
	(er, ir) el	ió
	(er, ir) nosotros	imos
	(er, ir) vosotros	isteis
	(er, ir) ellos	ieron

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