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So the regular preterite endings for er/ir verbs are í,iste,ió, imos, ieron but how come leer is conjugated like this?
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So the regular preterite endings for er/ir verbs are í,iste,ió, imos, ieron but how come leer is conjugated like this?
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its an irregular verb, there are lots of these eg hacer, querer
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