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preteriteagradecí

Agradecí is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb agradecer in the preterite tense. The preterite is used to describe actions that were completed at a definite point in the past, often in a narrative or punctual context. Agradecer means to thank or to express gratitude, so is used to indicate that thanks were given at a specific moment.

Conjugation in the preterite for the verb agradecer is as follows: yo agradecí, tú agradeciste, él/ella/usted

Usage notes: Agradecer in the preterite expresses a completed act of thanking, often indicating a single event

Examples: Agradecí su gesto ayer y le envié una nota de agradecimiento. El equipo nos agradeció la

agradeció,
nosotros
agradecimos,
vosotros
agradecisteis,
ellos/ellas/ustedes
agradecieron.
The
yo
form
carries
an
accent
on
the
í,
as
is
typical
for
many
-er
verbs
in
the
preterite.
The
third-person
forms
use
the
regular
-ó
(él/ella/usted
agradeció)
and
-ieron
(ellos/ellas/ustedes
agradecieron)
endings
for
this
class
of
verbs.
or
reaction.
This
contrasts
with
the
imperfect
tense
agradecía,
which
would
describe
ongoing
or
habitual
past
gratitude
(or
background
circumstances).
The
verb
is
transitive
and
commonly
appears
with
indirect
object
pronouns:
le
agradecí
(I
thanked
him/her).
Colloquial
registers
may
vary
slightly
in
regional
speech,
but
the
standard
forms
above
are
widely
accepted
in
formal
writing
and
speech.
paciencia
durante
el
partido.
These
sentences
illustrate
a
definite
past
action
of
giving
thanks.