Confusing Indicative and Subjunctive

The form 'pagamos' is special because it means both 'we pay' (happening now or habitually) and 'we paid' (happened once in the past). You must use context (like 'ayer' or 'siempre') to know which one it is.

Dual Identity: Present or Past?

This conjugation is always used when the subject of the action is 'nosotros' or 'nosotras' (we).

The 'We' Form

If you are worried about confusing 'we pay' and 'we paid,' simply add a time word like 'hoy' (today) or 'la semana pasada' (last week).

Clarifying the Time

Extremely common. Used daily to discuss transactions, bills, and compensation.

'Pagamos' is the 'we' form of the verb 'pagar' (to pay). It uniquely means both 'we pay' (present tense) and 'we paid' (past tense). Learn how to distinguish between the two and use it correctly.

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Complete Conjugation Tables

🔄 Conjugations

indicative

preterite

future

present

conditional

imperfect

subjunctive

present

imperfect

imperative

negative

affirmative

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