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								3 main uses:									 | 
								Fixed point in time
Specific # of actions
Enclosed amount of time									 | 
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								Good test to identify the preterite.									 | 
								Test whether one can pin-point when or how many times the action occured									 | 
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								True or false; the quantity is always stated									 | 
								False; when the quantity is not stated, it is generally implied									 | 
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								Two questions to ask when identifying the preterite.									 | 
								"for how long" or "when"									 | 
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								AR verb endings:									 | 
								E'
aste
o'
amos
asteis
aron									 | 
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								ER and IR verb endings									 | 
								I'
iste
io'
imos
isteis
ieron									 | 
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								Name the three orthographic changes in the preterite									 | 
								1. gar: u before the e
2. car: c to qu
3. zar: z to c									 | 
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								Only verbs in what form are affected by the orthographic changes?									 | 
								The yo form									 | 
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								The endings for irregular verbs in the preterite are:									 | 
								E
iste
o
imos
isteis
ieron									 | 
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								The following verbs take what change in the preterite?:
andar
estar
tener									 | 
								They take the letters uv in the stem
ex: andar to anduv									 | 
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								The following verbs take what change in the preterite?:
caber
haber
poder
poner
saber									 | 
								They take a u
ex: haber to hub									 | 
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								The following verbs take what change in the preterite?:
hacer
querer
venir									 | 
								They take an i
Ex: hacer to hic									 | 
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								What verb is an exception to the rules of irregular verbs?									 | 
								Hacer in the third person singular, hizo									 | 
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								There are no ___________ on irregular endings									 | 
								Accent marks									 | 
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								What are the preterite forms of ser and ir									 | 
								Fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fuisteis
fueron									 |