Have you ever noticed how it’s the really common, basic verbs that have the annoying weird forms? Well, here are a couple more! Traer, tener, and decir have special forms in the preterite.
| traer to bring |
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|---|---|
| yo | traje |
| tú | trajiste |
| él / ella usted |
trajo |
| decir to say, to tell |
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|---|---|
| yo | dije |
| tú | dijiste |
| él / ella usted |
dijo |
| tener to have |
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|---|---|
| yo | tuve |
| tú | tuviste |
| él / ella usted |
tuvo |
You’ve already seen that nota means note.
But nota can also be used to refer to school grades. So let’s hope your notas are buenas!