When a verb ending in -gar is used, conjugated by the personal pronoun "yo" in the Preterite Tense, the verb takes the ending "<u>ué</u>."
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When a verb ending in -<u>gar</u> is used, which is being conjugated by the personal pronoun <em>"yo"</em> in the preterite tense, the ending "<u>ué</u>" is regularly associated with it, keeping the root of the verb up to the consonant g, as can be seen in the following examples:
- Jugar: jug<u>ué</u>
- Pagar: pag<u>ué</u>
- Cargar: carg<u>ué</u>
- Negar: neg<u>ué</u>
- Rasgar: rasg<u>ué</u>
Therefore, it can be mentioned that the ending "<u>ué</u>" is the most representative description of the past tense verb conjugated by the personal pronoun "yo."
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