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Diana Trujillo: 'fue', 'hizo' and 'tuvo'

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I can use the preterite tense of regular and irregular verbs to talk about other people's past actions and achievements.

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The preterite tense is used to describe completed events in the past. To mean 'she, he, it' remove the -er/-ir and add -ió. e.g. nació To mean 'they' remove the -er/-ir and add -ieron. e.g. nacieron Use the DOP 'lo' for him/it (masculine) and 'la' for her/it (feminine) – the thing or person receiving the action Some verbs are irregular. Use fue, hizo and tuvo to say he/she went, did and had in the past.

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