| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| I looked for | busqué |
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Tips to remember “busqué”:
– Associate “busqué” with the English phrase “I searched,” since both have a similar number of letters and a “k” sound.
– Think of “qué” (which means “what” in Spanish) within “busqué” and imagine searching for an answer to a question.
Explanations:
– “Busqué” is the first person singular preterite tense (past tense) form of the verb “buscar,” which means “to look for” or “to search.”
– It indicates a completed action in the past; something you have already done.
Other words that mean the same thing or are synonyms for “busqué” could be:
– “Investigué” (I investigated)
– “Exploré” (I explored)
Different conjugations of the verb “buscar”:
– Infinitive: buscar
– Present: busco (I look for), buscas (you look for), busca (he/she/it looks for), buscamos (we look for), buscáis (you all look for, in Spain), buscan (they/you all look for)
– Preterite (simple past): busqué (I looked for), buscaste (you looked for), buscó (he/she/it looked for), buscamos (we looked for), buscasteis (you all looked for, in Spain), buscaron (they/you all looked for)
– Imperfect: buscaba (I was looking for), buscabas (you were looking for), etc.
– Conditional: buscaría (I would look for), buscarías (you would look for), etc.
– Future: buscaré (I will look for), buscarás (you will look for), etc.
Examples of sentences using “busqué”:
– “Ayer busqué mis llaves durante horas.” (Yesterday I looked for my keys for hours.)
– “Busqué un regalo especial para su****pleaños.” (I looked for a special gift for his/her birthday.)
– “Hace un tiempo, busqué información sobre universidades en España.” (Some time ago, I looked for information about universities in Spain.)
– “Cuando me perdí en la ciudad, busqué un mapa.” (When I got lost in the city, I looked for a map.)
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Pronunciation
normal speech: bus-QUÉ
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