Spanish help

I'm pretty sure thats just prederite. Which means the endings are

yo-e

tu-aste

el-o

ellos-aron

nosotros-amos

Thats for ar verbs, just change the a's to e's for i and er verbs I think
 
the only thing i remeber in spanish is...

"tengo un gato libre", which i think means that i have a free, or liberated, cat. so yea... web links always help out too my bro.
 
i'll try to explain it the best way i can... preterito perfecto is a way to conjugate a verb, and it used for actions that happened in the past... for example you use preterito perfecto in this sentences:

it has rained a lot this year

i have worked like crazy

things that happened in the past but they kind of still last in the present
 
It is a completed action in the past, while imperfect is a continuous action in the past.

Preterite = I did someone

Imperfect = I was doing someone

Preterite regular verbs go like this

-ar verbs -er verbs -ir verbs

yo -é -í -í

tú -aste -iste -iste

él -ó -ió -ió

nosotros -amos -imos -imos

vosotros -asteis -isteis -isteis

ellos -aron -ieron -ieron
 
i hope this works

-ar verbs -er verbs -ir verbs



yo -é -í -í



tú -aste -iste -iste



él -ó -ió -ió



nosotros -amos -imos -imos



vosotros -asteis -isteis -isteis

ellos -aron -ieron -ieron
 
dude that translator really doesnt help all that much. it doesnt conjugate or anything, it just literally translates the words. like the word 'washington' would be translated into 'washing' and 'ton'. it kind of sucks but its still kind of usefull
 
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