So here’s the conjugation of verbs decir<\/strong> (to say), estar<\/strong> (to be), hacer<\/strong> (to do\/make), ser<\/strong> (to be), ir<\/strong> (to go), poner<\/strong> (to put), querer<\/strong> (to want) and tener<\/strong> (to have). Notice that ser and ir have the same conjugation in the Pret\u00e9rito Indefinido<\/em>.<\/p>\n Decir<\/strong> Estar<\/strong> Hacer<\/strong> Ser\/Ir<\/strong> Poner<\/strong> Querer<\/strong> Tener<\/strong> Now here’s a little exercise for you to practice these past tense forms: translate the following sentences into Spanish. The answer will be online soon! (There are some regular verbs in the mix too!)<\/p>\n 1. Who did you call yesterday? – I called my mom.
\ndije – dijiste – dijo – dijimos – dijisteis – dijeron<\/em><\/p>\n
\nestuve – estuviste – estuvo – estuvimos – estuvisteis – estuvieron<\/em><\/p>\n
\nhice – hiciste – hizo – hicimos – hicisteis – hicieron<\/em><\/p>\n
\nfui – fuiste – fue – fuimos – fuisteis – fueron<\/em><\/p>\n
\npuse – pusiste – puso – pusimos – pusisteis – pusieron<\/em><\/p>\n
\nquise – quisiste – quiso – quisimos – quisisteis – quisieron<\/em><\/p>\n
\ntuve – tuviste – tuvo – tuvimos – tuvisteis – tuvieron<\/em><\/p>\n
\n2. What did you do last week? – I studied Spanish.
\n3. What did you say? – I said I was leaving.
\n4. Where did you go last summer? – I went to Barcelona.
\n5. Where did you put the book last night? – I put it on the bookshelf.
\n6. What did you tell your brother yesterday? – I told him to stay home on Friday.
\n7. When did you read the Quijote? – I read it when I was in college.
\n8. Did you have time to study Spanish on the weekend?
\n9. He didn’t want to tell me what was going on.
\n10. I was in Paris two years ago.<\/p>\n
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