sentir conjugation exercise in Pretérito Perfecto Simple

Practicing verb: sentir

to feel | to regret | to be sorry about

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verb	sentir
tense	Pretérito Perfecto Simple
mood	Indicativo

yo
tú
él/ella/usted
nosotros/nosotras
vosotros/vosotras
ellos/ellas/ustedes
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#1 Pretérito Perfecto Simple belongs to the simple tenses group, which means that all of the conjugated forms are one word long. There are also compound (compuesto) tenses in the Spanish language, where each conjugated form consists of two words.

#2 The verb sentir has an irregular conjugation in the Pretérito Perfecto Simple tense of the Indicativo mood.

#3 The first person singular has a regular stem. So we need to use sent- as the basis for this form.

#4 Add the regular ending -í for this person to get sentí:

yo sentí

#5 And similarly the second person singular has a regular stem. So you need to use sent- as the basis for this person’s form.

#6 And again add the regular ending -iste for this person to get sentiste:

tú sentiste

#7 The third person singular has an irregular stem in this tense.

This verb belongs to the group which gets a mix of changes, both e to ie (in Presente Indicativo, persons 1, 2, 3 singular and 3 plural) and e to i (in Pretérito Perfecto Simple, persons 1 singular and 3 plural).

So in the regular stem sent change e to i to get sint:

él sint
ella sint
usted sint

#8 But at least the ending is regular for this person. It is -ió as normally in the -ir verb group

#9 And the first person plural has a regular stem. So we need to use sent- at the beginning of this form.

#10 And once more add the regular ending -imos for this person to get sentimos:

nosotros sentimos
nosotras sentimos

#11 And the second person plural has a regular stem. So we need to use sent- at the beginning of this form.

#12 Like in the previous case add the regular ending -isteis for this person to get sentisteis:

vosotros sentisteis
vosotras sentisteis

#13 The third person plural also has an irregular stem in this tense.

So as explained before we need to change e to i in the regular stem sent to get sint:

ellos sint
ellas sint
ustedes sint

#14 And the ending is regular for this person. It is -ieron as normally in the -ir verb group

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In this exercise we practice conjugation of the verb sentir in the Pretérito Perfecto Simple tense of the Indicativo mood.

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Verb translation:

to feel | to regret | to be sorry about

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yo – first person singular, equivalent to English I

tú – second person singular, equivalent to English you (familiar)

él, ella, usted – third person singular, equivalent to English he, she, you (formal)

nosotros, nosotras – first person plural, equivalent to English we

vosotros, vosotras – second person plural, equivalent to English you (familiar)

ellos, ellas, ustedes – third person plural, equivalent to English they, you (formal)

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Formas Simples de Indicativo:

Imperativo:

Afirmativo (Affirmative)

Negativo (Negative)

Formas Simples de Subjuntivo:

Presente (Present Subjunctive)

Pretérito Imperfecto A (Imperfect Subjunctive A)

Pretérito Imperfecto B (Imperfect Subjunctive B)

Futuro (Future Subjunctive)

Formas Compuestas de Indicativo:

Pretérito Perfecto Compuesto (Present Perfect)

Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto (Past Perfect or Plusperfect)

Pretérito Anterior (Preterite Perfect or Past Anterior)

Futuro Perfecto (Future Perfect)

Condicional Perfecto (Conditional Perfect)

Formas Compuestas de Subjuntivo:

Pretérito Perfecto Compuesto (Present Perfect Subjunctive)

Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto A (Past Perfect Subjunctive A)

Pretérito Pluscuamperfecto B (Past Perfect Subjunctive B)

Futuro Perfecto (Future Perfect Subjunctive)

Formas No Personales Simples:

Infinitivo (Infinitive)

Participio (Participle)

Gerundio (Gerund)

Formas No Personales Compuestas:

Infinitivo Compuesto (Infinitive)

Gerundio Compuesto (Gerund)

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Formas Simples de Indicativo:

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Formas Compuestas de Indicativo:

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