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In the preterite tense, verbs that end in -ir only change in the (singular and plural forms). They change in two ways: from and from .

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In the preterite tense, verbs that end in -ir only change in the ________ (singular and plural forms). They change in two ways: from ________ and from ________.

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In the preterite tense, verbs that end in -ir only change in the ________ (singular and plural forms). They change in two ways: from ________ and from ________.

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Hendeca answered Mar 9, 2022

In the preterite tense, verbs that end in -ir only change in the (singular and plural forms). They change in two ways: from and from .

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