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Oksanka [162]
3 years ago
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1.- Ilumina de amarillo los verbos en pretérito y de verde los verbos en copretérito.

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ivanzaharov [21]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Pretérito (Pretérito perfecto):

<em>estiró, sudó, peleó, compartí</em>

Copretérito (Pretérito imperfecto):

<em>saludaba, pedias, leia, compraba, barrias, cargaba, estrenabas, escribian</em>

Explanation:

Los verbos en pretérito, también llamado pretérito perfecto, son los siguientes:

<em>estiró, sudó, peleó, compartí</em>

Como se aprecia, los verbos conjugados en pretérito perfecto terminan la última sílaba en vocal con acento, es decir, <em>-á</em>, <em>-é</em>, <em>-í</em> u <em>-ó</em>.

Los verbos en copretérito, también llamado pretérito imperfecto, son los siguientes:

<em>saludaba, pedias, leia, compraba, barrias, cargaba, estrenabas, escribian</em>

Como se aprecia, los verbos conjugados en pretérito imperfecto terminan la última sílaba en <em>-ía</em>, <em>ías</em>, <em>-ían</em>, <em>-aba</em>, <em>-abas</em> o <em>-aban</em>.  

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