The Spanish Verb Venir, Past Tense Conjugation

There are many irregular verbs in Spanish, manypreterit, is highly irregular and, as such, will require
of which are very important in everydaymore study time to master fully:
conversation and communication. One such- yo vine - I came
irregular verb is Venir, meaning to come.- tú viniste - you came
Venir is highly irregular, and nowhere is this more- él, ella vino - he, she or it came
noticeable than when it is used in the preterite- usted vino - you came (polite singular)
tense, which is one of the two past tenses used- nosotros vinimos - we came
most often in Spanish, the imperfect tense being- vosotros vinisteis - you (all) came
the other.- ellos, ellas vinieron - they came
Venir follows the regular conjugation of an -ir verb- ustedes vinieron - you (all) came (polite plural)
when in the imperfect past tense as the tableVenir, as previously mentioned, is a highly irregular
below shows, regular endings shown in bold;verb in all but one of the simple tenses (that
- yo venía - I was comingwould be the imperfect tense as covered above)
- tú venías - you were comingand as such, it would be a good idea to use a
- él, ella venía - he, she or it was comingverb conjugation training program to help study it.
- usted venía - you were coming (polite singular)Verb conjugation training software programs are
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- ustedes venían - you were (all) coming (politeby doing so, it will ensure you master the
plural)conjugations of irregular Spanish verbs like venir in
However, the conjugation of the preterito, orthe shortest time possible.