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Pasar present conjugation

Pasar in the present: paso, pasas, pasa, pasamos, pasáis, pasan.

  • to pass; to happen; to spend (time); to come in
  • regular
  • Participle: pasado
  • Gerund: pasando

Present presente

yopaso
túpasas
él/ella/ustedpasa
nosotrospasamos
vosotrospasáis
ellos/ellas/ustedespasan

How to use pasar in the present

The present of pasar is regular: paso, pasas, pasa, pasamos, pasan. In the third person, it often means "happen": "¿Qué pasa?" (what's going on?) and "No pasa nada" (no problem, it's fine). It also means "to spend time" ("Paso mucho tiempo en el carro") and "to go by": "El autobús pasa cada diez minutos."

Examples

  • No pasa nada, lo arreglamos mañana.

    It's fine, we'll fix it tomorrow.

  • El autobús pasa cada quince minutos.

    The bus comes every fifteen minutes.

  • Paso casi todo el día frente a la computadora.

    I spend almost all day in front of the computer.

Quick check: pasar in the present

1. yo · Present of pasar
2. ellos/ellas/ustedes · Present of pasar
3. nosotros · Present of pasar
4. él/ella/usted · Present of pasar
5. vosotros · Present of pasar

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