I chose today's word because this is one I frankly have a hard time with. I don't know about you but I am constantly talking about things I usually do but somehow this concept has been missed in my Spanish language learning.
Soler: (verbo intransitivo/intransitive verb) to usually do something
Here it is conjugated in the present
Here it is conjugated in the present
| Presente (yo) suelo (tú) sueles (él) suele (nosotros) solemos (vosotros) soléis (ellos) suelen ...and in the simple past. Pretérito perfecto simple (yo) solí (tú) soliste (él) solió (nosotros) solimos (vosotros) solisteis (ellos) solieron And here's an example from wordreference.com sueles equivocarte (you are usually wrong) Is it just me or is wordreference trying to tell us something? |
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