Famous Spanish speakers: regular verbs 3rd person singular (preterite)
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I can use the preterite tense to talk about the lives of famous Spanish speakers.
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If the stress is on the penultimate syllable and the word ends in a vowel, -n, or -s, an accent is not needed.
To say the date in Spanish, we use cardinal numbers such as 'uno', 'dos', 'tres'. 'First' is an exception.
To mean 'she, he, it' when using the preterite for past events, use '-ó' for -ar verbs, and '-ió' for -er/-ir verbs.
The verbs 'ir' and 'hacer' are irregular. Their 3rd person singular preterite forms are 'fue' and 'hizo'.
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