- Spanish Tenses: Preterite past tense is used to talk about completed actions in the past
- Conjugation: To conjugate a verb in preterite tense, start with the infinitive form and refer to the appropriate ending on the chart
- Saber vs Conocer: "Saber" is for facts and abilities, "conocer" is for familiarity with people and places
- Irregular Commands: Some verbs have irregular commands, such as "decir" becoming "di" in the positive informal command
- Giving Directions: Important phrases like "toma la Avenida Real" for "take the Royal Avenue" and "Muchas gracias" for "Thank you so much"
- Practice and Learn: By practicing these basics and concepts, you can improve your Spanish language skills.
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