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Ayer ______ con mi hermana sobre el viaje a Sevilla.
hablo
hablé
hablaba
hablaré
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DAY 3 OF 7 · CYCLE 12
Past tense: regular verbs
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Exercise 3 of 4 · about 2 min
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Ayer ______ con mi hermana sobre el viaje a Sevilla.
hablé
hablo
Nice — that is right.
hablé is the first-person preterite, and the accent is what carries it. Yesterday is finished time, so the preterite is the right call. Watch the pair: hablo today, hablé yesterday.
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DAY 3 OF 7 · CYCLE 12
Past tense: regular verbs
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Writing & Vocab
Bonus · 2 to try
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12 to review
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Easy Spanish 118
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Mini lesson
Past tense: regular verbs
About 4 min
Spanish marks the simple past on the verb itself. For regular -ar verbs you drop the ending and add the preterite one.
hablar → to speak
yo hablé · tú hablaste · él habló
The accent is not decoration. hablo is what I do today; habló is what she did yesterday.
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Exercise 3 of 4 · about 2 min
Fill in the blank
Ayer ______ con mi hermana sobre el viaje a Sevilla.
hablé
hablo
Nice — that is right.
hablé is the first-person preterite, and the accent is what carries it. Yesterday is finished time, so the preterite is the right call. Watch the pair: hablo today, hablé yesterday.
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🇪🇸 ES
el vecindario
noun · masculine
🇬🇧 EN
the neighbourhood
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CYCLE 12 · REPORT
Here's how
you're doing
Fluency
66 +4
Grammar
68 -3
Vocabulary
64 +6
What we noticed
Your subjunctive triggers are firming up — fewer slips in free writing.
Article agreement (el / la) is still the main source of errors.
Vocabulary recall is strong enough to introduce idiomatic phrases.
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