comió

Comió is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb comer in the preterite tense, used to indicate a completed action of eating in the past. It often appears in narratives or statements about specific occasions.

Conjugation in the preterite of comer: yo comí; tú comiste; él/ella/usted comió; nosotros/nosotras comimos; vosotros/vosotras comisteis; ellos/ellas/ustedes comieron.

The form comió carries an acute accent on the ó to indicate the stress on the last syllable. The spelling comió is required in standard Spanish; writing comio without the accent would be considered incorrect and could lead to mispronunciation.

Usage notes: The preterite expresses actions completed at a definite point in the past. It is commonly used for single events, specific moments, or a sequence of past actions. It contrasts with the imperfect form comía, which describes habitual past actions, ongoing states, or background context.

Examples: Ayer, Juan comió en un restaurante. Ella comió temprano antes de salir. These sentences illustrate how comió marks a completed past action tied to a particular time or occasion.