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Hola, soy Leesh, tu profesor de español. How has everything been?  So, in this post, I will explain to you how the second form of the past tense in Spanish works, the Past Simple. As I had explained here  THE PAST IN SPANISH - Perfect tense (1-4)  in Spanish there are four ways to use the preterite in Spanish. Let's go for the second. In short words, the simple past is used to express events that were completed in the past. Events, whose time context, no longer have any relationship with the present. Before learning the verb conjugation, let's see some examples of how this new form works: La semana pasada visité a mi abuelo, él tiene una hermosa casa cerca del lago. - Last week I visited my grandfather, he has a beautiful house near the lake. El mes pasado fui a una ciudad muy hermosa, Antigua. Mi familia disfrutó el viaje. -  Last month I went to a very beautiful city, Antigua. My family enjoyed the trip. Mi hermana compró su primera computadora hace diez años. - M...

Hi, I'm Leesh, your Spanish teacher. How was your day? I hope that you are very good. In this short series, we will study the different forms of past tense in Spanish. Let's get started! In Spanish there are four ways to refer to the past: Perfect tense This week I have visited my friends a few times. Simple Past or Indefinite Last week I did not visit my friends. Past imperfect I visited my friends very often before the pandemic. Past Past Perfect I had visited my friends when they said they needed to see me again. What will they want? In this article, we will study the first one, "Past Perfect." We use this form in Spanish to express actions from the past, but the time this action occurred is still in the present (and probably in the future). Timeline (This week) 💃💃💃💃 Action 👇 Present tense _________________________________________________________________________ Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Friday… → This week I have gone dancing with my friend...