Latin American women in NASA: -ar, -er, -ir verbs 3rd person plural preterite
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I can use present and preterite tense verbs to talk about Latin American women in NASA.
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In Spanish, the accent can change the meaning of a verb from the present to the past, e.g. 'hablo', 'habló'.
In Spanish, verb endings change depending on when the action takes place and who the verb refers to.
To conjugate -ar verbs for 'they,' remove -ar and add -an for the present tense or -aron for the preterite tense.
For -er/-ir verbs, for 'they,' remove -er/-ir and add -en for the present tense or -ieron for the preterite tense.
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