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Preterite: Part I

Preterite: Part II

Preterite: Part III

Preterite: Verbs Ir, Ser, Hacer, and Tener

Preterite: Verbs ending with -ir: servir, pedir, sentir

Preterite: Verbs Dormir and Morir

Preterite: Verbs with u, i, and j stems

Preterite: Verbs ending in -car, -gar, and -zar

Preterite: Other verbs ending in -ir and -er, and -zar

Preterite: Verbs Dar and Ver

Verbs with different meanings in the preterite, Part I: Saber and Conocer

Verbs with different meanings in the preterite, Part II: Poder and Querer

Uses of the Preterit

Uses of the Imperfect with Preterite in the same sentence

Imperfect vs. Preterite(Recap)

The Preterit - Other verbs ending in -ir, -er, and -zar

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Renzo:	María, ¿sabes lo que es una torta cubana?
María:	Un sandwich cubano, claro. Cerdo, jamón, queso, mostaza, pepinillos y pan.
Renzo:	No, yo estoy hablando de la torta cubana.
María:	¿Otro emparedado con el mismo nombre?

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