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    The document describes three groups of regular verbs in Spanish and how they are conjugated in the past tense. Group 1 verbs end in voiced sounds and add "d" in the past, Group 2 verbs end in voiceless sounds and add "t" in the past, and Group 3 verbs end in "t" or "d" sounds and add "id" in the past. Examples of verbs for each group are provided to illustrate the patterns of changing the infinitive to the past tense form.

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    The document describes three groups of regular verbs in Spanish and how they are conjugated in the past tense. Group 1 verbs end in voiced sounds and add "d" in the past, Group 2 verbs end in voiceless sounds and add "t" in the past, and Group 3 verbs end in "t" or "d" sounds and add "id" in the past. Examples of verbs for each group are provided to illustrate the patterns of changing the infinitive to the past tense form.

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    Regular Verbs Pronunciation

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    The document describes three groups of regular verbs in Spanish and how they are conjugated in the past tense. Group 1 verbs end in voiced sounds and add "d" in the past, Group 2 verbs end in voiceless sounds and add "t" in the past, and Group 3 verbs end in "t" or "d" sounds and add "id" in the past. Examples of verbs for each group are provided to illustrate the patterns of changing the infinitive to the past tense form.

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    VERBOS REGULARES

    GROUP 1:  INFINITIVE  +  / d / Verbs ending in voiced sound in the infinitive are followed by  / d /  in the past.

    1. advise advised aconsejar 30. love loved amar


    2. agree agreed concordar 31. measure measured medir
    3. arrive arrived llegar 32. mob mobbed   acosar
    4. beg begged rogar 33. open opened abrir
    5. believe believed creer 34. play played jugar
    6. burn burned quemar 35. perform performed desempeñar
    7. call called llamar 36. quiz quizzed concursar
    8. carry carried llevar 37. realize realized darse cuenta
    9. clang clanged hacer sonar 38. rain rained llover
    10. clean cleaned limpiar 39. remember remembered recordar
    11. close closed cerrar 40. repair repaired reparar
    12. change changed cambiar 41. save saved ahorrar, salvar
    13. deliver delivered entregar 42. share shared compartir
    14. die died morir 43. sign signed firmar
    15. dry dried secar 44. slam slammed cerrar de golpe
    16. earn earned ganar ($) 45. smooth smoothed alisar
    17. enjoy enjoyed disfrutar 46. stay stayed permanecer
    18. explain explained explicar 47. snow snowed nevar
    19. explore explored explorar 48. study studied estudiar
    20. fill filled llenar 49. thin thinned adelgazar
    21. follow followed seguir 50. try tried tratar
    22. fry fried  freír 51. travel travelled viajar
    23. happen happened suceder, ocurrir 52. tune tuned sintonizar
    24. hum hummed tararear 53. turn turned girar
    25. interview interviewed entrevistar 54. use used usar
    26. imagine imagined imaginar 55. underline  underlined subrayar
    27. judge judged juzgar 56. whisper whispered susurrar
    28. listen listened escuchar 57. worry worried preocuparse
    29. live lived vivir

    GROUP 2:  INFINITIVE  +  / t / Verbs ending in voiceless sound in the infinitive are followed by  / t /  in the past.

    58. ask asked preguntar 77. look looked observar


    59. bake baked hornear 78. match matched emparejar, combinar
    60. cook cooked cocinar 79. mess messed desordenar
    61. dance danced bailar 80. miss missed extrañar
    62. dress dressed vestirse 81. pack packed empacar
    63. drop dropped dejar caer 82. pick picked levantar
    64. escape escaped escapar 83. practiced practiced practicar
    65. finish finished terminar 84. press pressed presionar
    66. fish fished pescar 85. sip sipped sorber, saborear
    67. fix fixed ajustar 86. smoke smoked fumar
    68. guess guessed adivinar 87. shop shopped ir de compras
    69. help helped ayudar 88. stop stopped parar
    70. hope hoped esperar 89. stress stressed enfatizar, destacar
    71. hike hiked ir a caminar 90. talk talked conversar
    72. joke joked bromear 91. tick ticked tildar
    73. jump jumped saltar 92. type typed tipear
    74. laugh laughed reír 93. walk walked caminar
    75. like liked gustar 94. wash washed lavar
    76. lock locked cerrar con llave 95. work worked trabajar
    GROUP 3:  INFINITIVE  +  / id / Verbs ending in  / t /  and  / d /  sounds in the infinitive are then followed by  / id /  in their past.

    96. admit admitted dejar entrar 113. pat patted dar una palmada
    97. attend attended asistir 114. print printed imprimir
    98. arrest arrested arrestar 115. pretend pretended fingir
    99. calculate calculated calcular 116. protect protected proteger
    100. collect collected reunir 117. provide provided proveer
    101. complete completed completar 118. repeat repeated repetir
    102. count counted contar 119. report reported informar
    103. decide decided decidir 120. respect respected respetar
    104. divide divided dividir 121. rest rested descansar
    105. excite excited entusiasmar 122. roast roasted asar
    106. hunt hunted cazar 123. start started empezar
    107. invite invited invitar 124. shout shouted gritar
    108. invent invented inventar 125. succeed succeeded  tener éxito
    109. land landed aterrizar 126. tend tended tender
    110. mind minded  importarle a uno 127. visit visited visitar
    111. need needed necesitar 128. wait waited esperar
    112. paint painted pintar 129. want wanted querer

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