The history of Peru: -ar verbs 1st and 3rd person (preterite)
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I can understand and write a summary of the Spanish conquest of Peru using a range of -ar verbs in the 3rd person of the preterite tense.
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The 1st person singular -ar verb ending in the present tense is -o, e.g. 'actaco' (I attack).
The 3rd person singular ending in the preterite tense is very similar: -ó, e.g. 'atacó' (he, she, it attacked).
The 3rd person plural ending in the preterite is -aron, e.g. 'atacaron' (they attacked).
When the Incas and the Spanish invaders first met there were communication problems which led to bloodshed.
Thousands of indigenous people were killed, as well as the last king Atahualpa, and the Incan empire was destroyed.
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