Subject Pronoun	Preterite Conjugation	Translation
él/ella usted	perdió	he/she lost you (formal) lost
nosotros/ nosotras	perdimos	we lost
vosotros/ vosotras	perdisteis	you all lost
ellos/ellas ustedes	perdieron	they lost you all lost

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Similarly, you may ask, what is the third person plural conjugation of perder in the present tense?

Perder in the Present Tense

Subject Pronoun	Present Tense	Translation
él, ella, usted	pierde	He, she loses; you (formal) lose
nosotros nosotras	perdemos	We lose
vosotros vosotras	perdéis	You (plural, informal) lose
ellos, ellas, ustedes	pierden	They (male, female), you (plural, informal) lose

Also Know, how do you conjugate Preferir? Present Indicative of Preferir Notice that preferir is a stem changing verb, which means that its stem vowel changes in the present. To conjugate it, use the irregular stem prefier- for all forms, EXCEPT FOR nosotros/as and vosotros/as, which keep the regular stem prefer-.

Similarly, you may ask, how do you use perder in a sentence?

Perder for Loss of Things

1. Perdió las llaves de su coche. (He lost his car keys.)
2. Perdí el perro de mi amiga que ella me dio para que lo cuide. (I lost my friend's dog that she gave to me to take care of.)
3. ¡No pierda los calcetines! (Don't lose your socks!)
4. My amigo perdió el coraje y se puso a llorar.

What is the past participle of perder?

Subjunctive

inglés	ellos/ellas/ustedes
Present Perfect	I have lost, lost	hayan perdido
Imperfect	I lost, was losing	perdieran OR perdiesen.
Past Perfect - Pluperfect	I had lost	hubieran perdido OR hubiesen perdido.
Future	I will lose	perdieren

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What does the Spanish verb poder mean?

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Is Preferir a regular verb?

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Does pienso que trigger subjunctive?

5 Answers. With pienso que, you should use the indicative. Also with creo que which is more common. With no pienso que or no creo que you should use the subjunctive.