They carried in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal Speech: yeh-VAH-rohn

7 months ago

Llevar

3rd person plural – preterite tense

llev + aron = llevaron

To form the preterite of any regular -ar verb, take off the -ar ending to form the stem, and add the endings: -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -asteis, -aron.

8 months ago

llevaron info.

**Tips to remember the word “llevaron”:**

– Think of “llevar” as “to carry” or “to wear”, and the “on” as a marker for past tense (they carried).
– Associate “llevaron” with the action of taking something somewhere, which is similar to the English expression “carried on” to remember it’s past tense.

**Explanations:**

– “Llevaron” is the third-person plural form of the verb “llevar” in the preterite tense, meaning “they carried” or “they took”.

**Other words that mean the same thing:**

– “Transportaron” (they transported)
– “Cargaron” (they loaded)

**Conjugations of “llevar”:**

– Infinitive: llevar (to carry, to wear, to take)
– Present: llevo (I carry), llevas (you carry), lleva (he/she carries), llevamos (we carry), lleváis (you all carry, Spain), llevan (they carry)
– Preterite: llevé (I carried), llevaste (you carried), llevó (he/she carried), llevamos (we carried), llevasteis (you all carried, Spain), llevaron (they carried)
– Imperfect: llevaba (I was carrying), llevabas (you were carrying), llevaba (he/she was carrying), llevábamos (we were carrying), llevabais (you all were carrying, Spain), llevaban (they were carrying)
– Future: llevaré (I will carry), llevarás (you will carry), llevará (he/she will carry), llevaremos (we will carry), llevaréis (you all will carry), llevarán (they will carry)

**Examples of sentences that use “llevaron”:**

– “Ellos llevaron las maletas al aeropuerto.” (They carried the suitcases to the airport.)
– “Los alumnos llevaron sus libros a la clase.” (The students took their books to the class.)
– “Mis padres llevaron el coche al mecánico.” (My parents took the car to the mechanic.)

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