| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| I paid | pagué |
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Root
Indicative preterite (completed action) yo form of pagar
8 months ago
pagué info.
Tips to remember the word “pagué”:
– Associate “pagué” with the English word “paid.”
– Remember that “pagué” has a similar ending to other past tense verbs that follow the regular “-ar” verb conjugation pattern with a “g” due to its “gar” ending, as in “jugar” (jugué), “llegar” (llegué).
– Think of a visual cue: picturing completing a payment transaction every time you hear or say “pagué.”
Explanations:
– “Pagué” is the first person singular (yo) simple past tense form of the infinitive verb “pagar,” which means “to pay” in English.
– It’s used to describe an action that was completed in the past; the speaker is indicating they have already paid for something.
Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Aboné” (from the verb “abonar”) is another way to say “I paid” in a financial context.
– “Saldé” (from the verb “saldar”) can also mean “I paid” or “I settled” a debt.
Different conjugations of “pagar” include:
– Present: pago (I pay), pagas (you pay), paga (he/she/it pays), pagamos (we pay), pagáis (you all pay), pagan (they pay)
– Preterite: pagué (I paid), pagaste (you paid), pagó (he/she/it paid), pagamos (we paid), pagasteis (you all paid), pagaron (they paid)
– Imperfect: pagaba (I was paying), pagabas (you were paying), pagaba (he/she/it was paying), pagábamos (we were paying), pagabais (you all were paying), pagaban (they were paying)
– Future: pagaré (I will pay), pagarás (you will pay), pagará (he/she/it will pay), pagaremos (we will pay), pagaréis (you all will pay), pagarán (they will pay)
Examples of sentences that use “pagué”:
– “Ayer pagué la cuenta del restaurante.” (Yesterday I paid the restaurant bill.)
– “Pagué la hipoteca por diez años antes de vender la casa.” (I paid the mortgage for ten years before selling the house.)
– “Cuando salí de la tienda, ya había pagué por la ropa.” (When I left the store, I had already paid for the clothes.)
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Pronunciation
Normal speech: pa-GUÉ
IPA: /pa.’ɣe/
7 months ago