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This document provides examples of simple past tense constructions in Spanish, including affirmative statements using the main verb, negative statements using "no" and the auxiliary verb "do", questions using the auxiliary verb "be", and questions using the auxiliary verb "do". It demonstrates how to conjugate regular verbs into the simple past tense and form basic positive and negative statements and questions.
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