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El documento presenta las formas irregulares del pretérito indefinido de los verbos estar, hacer, poder, saber, tener y caber en español. Se muestran las conjugaciones de cada verbo para las personas yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros, vosotros y ellos en el pretérito indefinido.
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- 2. Formas irregulares pronombre ESTAR HACER PODER Yo ESTUVE HICE PUDE Tú ESTUVISTE HICISTE PUDISTE Él ESTUVO HIZO PUDO Nosotros ESTUVIMOS HICIMOS PUDIMOS Vosotros ESTUVISTEI S HICISTEIS PUDISTEIS ellos ESTUVIERO N HICIERON PUDIERON
- 3. pronombre SABER TENER CABER Yo SUPE TUVE CUPE Tú SUPISTE TUVISTE CUPISTE Él SUPO TUVO CUPO Nosotros SUPIMOS TUVIMOS CUPIMOS Vosotros SUPISTEIS TUVISTEIS CUPISTEIS ellos SUPIERON TUVIERON CUPIERON