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Verbs change their ending to indicate that an action took place in the past. For example, hablo ("I speak"), but hablé ("I spoke"). The specific verb ending used depends on the subject. Note also that some verbs follow an irregular pattern. For example, hacer: hice ("I did"), poner: puse ("I put"), ser: fui ("I was"). You can learn more about verbs in the past tense here.
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1. I have an appointment tomorrow morning with the doctor.
2. I speak Spanish with my friends on Mondays.
3. Yesterday, I saw a movie with my brother.
4. I like when it rains in the summer.
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