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MIT 21F Spanish I - IV (OCW) 19 Online
OpenStudy (anikate):

preterite forms of cansarse? past

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yo me cansé tú te cansaste él/ella/usted se cansó nosotros nos cansamos vosotros os cansasteis ellos/ellas/ustedes se cansaron

OpenStudy (anonymous):

You need that particle, that doesn't exist in English: me, te, se, nos, os. Plus the conjugation of the verb, when you have this type of verb ended up in "se".

OpenStudy (gelidium):

Cansarse is used with pronouns because is a reflexive verb. @Corobicí listed perfect preterite used for recent past times like yesterday or last week. yo me cansé tú te cansaste él/ella/usted se cansó nosotros nos cansamos vosotros os cansasteis ellos/ellas/ustedes se cansaron Thisis imperfect preterite used for remote past times like years ago. yo me cansaba tú te cansabas él/ella/usted se cansaban nosotros nos cansábamos vosotros os cansábais ellos/ellas/ustedes se cansaban

OpenStudy (anonymous):

You're right gelidium.

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