Question

Please help!

Complete with the correct form of the past tense for: cantar/yo.

Answer 1

cantar/yo in present form are -yo canto
in past -yo cante

Answer 2

He is correct. The reason is that instead of o, you use e. If you would like a reason. Just bored so hoped that helped you.

Answer 3

She*
Danielle is a girl's name :)

Answer 4

@mreeves8

Answer 5

OOOO. So sorry. Forgive me.

Answer 6

lol is ok just know for future reference it is a girl's name XD

Answer 7

No problem. I knew but I thought at first it said Daniel. So sorry.

Answer 8

oh lol I thought that you though that since I knew spanish my name couldn't be Danielle (not a spanish like name)

Answer 9

haha. Yeah. The funny thing is my middle name is Danielle. haha.

Answer 10

oh well then idk what to say to that....

Answer 11

:) It's Friday

Answer 12

lol but for real what made you think I was a boy?

Answer 13

I read like Daniel and didn't see any of the other letters. At this point, I really don't know anymore...

Answer 14

ok lol because I just got someone asking if I was a girl so I had to make sure XD

Answer 15

Good points there, @Daniellelovee and @mreeves8 !

If I may try and help adding something... Regular verbs like CANTAR (infinitive ends in -AR) do have an -e ending in the preterite past (for the *yo* form: *yo cante* [with accent on *e*]).

However, we just need to bear in mind that this changes for verbs like COMER (where the infinitive ends in -ER) and VIVIR (where the infinitive ends in -iR).

Here's how it works, with some examples (in the examples, I'm giving first the present and then the preterite past for the *yo* form):

-AR --> CANTAR - yo canto - yo cante [*e* accented]
-ER --> COMER - yo como - yo comi [*i* accented]
-IR --> VIVIR - yo vivo - yo vivi [*i* accented]

Hope this helps in some way!
Blessings