What happens when you conjugate a verb in the past (preterite) tense? Give me an example with a Spanish sentence and explain how it differs from present tense conjugation.

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What happens when you conjugate a verb in the past (preterite) tense? Give me an example with a Spanish sentence and explain how it differs from present tense conjugation.

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estoy muy tenso (present)

estaba muy tenso (preterito)

estare muy tenso (future)

hope it helps : - )

Doug answered Jul 13, 2019

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