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almorzar
to eat lunch

almorcé
I ate lunch

buscar
to look for, to search

busqué
I looked for

comenzar
to start

comencé
I started

empezar
to begin

empecé
I began

jugar (deportes/ videojuegos)
to play (sports/games)

jugué
I played

llegar
to arrive

llegué
I arrived

organizar
to organize, to tidy up

organicé
I organized

pagar
to pay

pagué
I paid

practicar
to practice

practiqué
I practiced

sacar
to take out

saqué
I took out
tocar (un instrumento)
to play (an instrument)
toqué
I played

Verbs that end in -ZAR change to ______ in the preterite
cé (only in yo)
Verbs that end in -CAR change to ______ in the preterite
qué (only in yo)
Verbs that end in -GAR change to ______ in the preterite
gué (only in yo)
What is the preterite "Yo" endings for verbs that end in:
1) Car-->
2) Gar-->
3) Zar-->
1) qué
2) gué
3) cé
Verbs that end in -CAR, -, GAR, and -ZAR, are irregular in which form?
1st person, 2nd, or 3rd person?
1st person only ("yo" form)
Verbs that en in -CAR, the letter "C" becomes what in the preterite "yo" form
QU
(QUé)
Verbs that en in -GAR, the letter "G" becomes what in the preterite "yo" form
GU
(GUé)
Verbs that en in -ZAR, the letter "Z" becomes what in the preterite "yo" form
C
(Cé)
The preterite "yo" form for verbs that end in -CAR, -GAR, and -ZAR, all have what in common?
An accent over the letter "e" ( é )