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A small, simple scratch on a person's forearm with a single, bright red drop of blood forming.

sangrar Preterite Conjugation

sangrarto bleed

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Quick answer:

The preterite of sangrar is regular: sangré, sangraste, sangró, sangramos, sangrasteis, sangraron.

sangrar Preterite Forms

yosangré
sangraste
él/ella/ustedsangró
nosotrossangramos
vosotrossangrasteis
ellos/ellas/ustedessangraron

When to Use the Preterite

Use the preterite to describe a specific instance when bleeding occurred and then stopped. It's used for reporting an injury or a completed event in a medical context.

Notes on sangrar in the Preterite

Sangrar is completely regular in the preterite. Note that 'sangramos' is the same in both present and preterite.

Example Sentences

  • Me sangré el dedo cuando cortaba las verduras.

    My finger bled when I was cutting the vegetables.

    yo

  • La herida sangró durante unos minutos.

    The wound bled for a few minutes.

    él/ella/usted

  • Ellos sangraron mucho después del accidente.

    They bled a lot after the accident.

    ellos/ellas/ustedes

Common Mistakes

  • Mistake: sangro

    Correct: sangró

    Why: Forgetting the accent on the third person singular changes the meaning to the first person present.

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