Posibilitaron

Posibilitaron is the third-person plural preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb "posibilitar." The verb "posibilitar" translates to "to make possible," "to enable," or "to allow" in English. Therefore, "posibilitaron" signifies that a group of people or things made something possible, enabled something, or allowed something to happen in the past.

When encountering "posibilitaron" in a sentence, it indicates a past action where multiple subjects facilitated or rendered an outcome achievable. For instance, a sentence might read, "Las nuevas tecnologías posibilitaron la comunicación instantánea a nivel global" (The new technologies made instant global communication possible). In this context, "las nuevas tecnologías" (the new technologies) are the plural subject that enabled or made possible the action of instant global communication.

The preterite tense used in "posibilitaron" points to a completed action in the past, suggesting that the enabling or facilitating event has concluded. This contrasts with the imperfect tense, which would describe ongoing or habitual past actions. Understanding the conjugation of "posibilitar" and its usage in the preterite tense is crucial for comprehending Spanish narratives and descriptions of past events.