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Verb

pasar

to pass / to happen

Auxiliary: haber

Pasar is a fully regular -ar verb with a wide range of meanings: to pass, to spend (time), to come in, and (impersonally) to happen.

¿Qué te pasa?

What's the matter with you?

Indicativo

Presente

Present

yo paso
I pass / spend

Paso las tardes leyendo.

I spend my afternoons reading.

tú pasas
you pass / spend

¿Pasas mucho tiempo en el móvil?

Do you spend a lot of time on your phone?

él/ella/usted pasa
he/she passes / happens

Algo raro pasa aquí.

Something strange is happening here.

nosotros pasamos
we pass / spend

Pasamos el verano en la montaña.

We spend the summer in the mountains.

vosotros pasáis
you (plural) pass / spend

¿Por dónde pasáis para volver?

Which way do you go to get back?

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasan
they pass / spend

Los coches pasan muy rápido.

The cars pass by very fast.

Pretérito indefinido

Preterite

yo pasé
I passed / spent

Pasé toda la noche estudiando.

I spent the whole night studying.

tú pasaste
you passed / spent

¿Cómo lo pasaste en la fiesta?

How did you enjoy the party?

él/ella/usted pasó
he/she passed / happened

El accidente pasó de repente.

The accident happened suddenly.

nosotros pasamos
we passed / spent

Pasamos por delante de tu casa.

We passed by your house.

vosotros pasasteis
you (plural) passed / spent

¿Dónde pasasteis las vacaciones?

Where did you spend your holidays?

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasaron
they passed / spent

Los años pasaron muy deprisa.

The years passed very quickly.

Pretérito imperfecto

Imperfect

yo pasaba
I passed / used to spend

De niño pasaba horas en el jardín.

As a child I used to spend hours in the garden.

tú pasabas
you passed / used to spend

Antes pasabas más tiempo con nosotros.

You used to spend more time with us.

él/ella/usted pasaba
he/she passed / used to happen

Nunca sabíamos qué pasaba dentro.

We never knew what was happening inside.

nosotros pasábamos
we passed / used to spend

Pasábamos los domingos en el campo.

We used to spend Sundays in the countryside.

vosotros pasabais
you (plural) passed / used to spend

Vosotros pasabais siempre por el parque.

You always used to walk through the park.

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasaban
they passed / used to spend

Los trenes pasaban cada hora.

The trains used to pass every hour.

Pretérito perfecto

Present Perfect

yo he pasado
I have passed / spent

He pasado un día estupendo.

I have had a wonderful day.

tú has pasado
you have passed / spent

¿Has pasado ya por el banco?

Have you already been to the bank?

él/ella/usted ha pasado
he/she has passed / happened

¿Qué ha pasado aquí?

What has happened here?

nosotros hemos pasado
we have passed / spent

Hemos pasado por momentos difíciles.

We have been through difficult times.

vosotros habéis pasado
you (plural) have passed / spent

¿Lo habéis pasado bien?

Have you had a good time?

ellos/ellas/ustedes han pasado
they have passed / spent

Han pasado tres semanas sin noticias.

Three weeks have passed without news.

Futuro simple

Future

yo pasaré
I will pass / spend

Mañana pasaré a recogerte.

Tomorrow I will come by to pick you up.

tú pasarás
you will pass / spend

Pasarás unas semanas increíbles allí.

You will spend some incredible weeks there.

él/ella/usted pasará
he/she will pass / happen

Todo pasará, no te preocupes.

Everything will pass, don't worry.

nosotros pasaremos
we will pass / spend

Pasaremos la Navidad en familia.

We will spend Christmas with the family.

vosotros pasaréis
you (plural) will pass / spend

Pasaréis la frontera sin problemas.

You will cross the border without problems.

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasarán
they will pass / spend

Los días pasarán volando.

The days will fly by.

Condicional

Condicional simple

Conditional

yo pasaría
I would pass / spend

Pasaría más tiempo contigo si pudiera.

I would spend more time with you if I could.

tú pasarías
you would pass / spend

¿Pasarías la noche aquí?

Would you spend the night here?

él/ella/usted pasaría
he/she would pass / happen

Nadie imaginaba lo que pasaría después.

Nobody imagined what would happen next.

nosotros pasaríamos
we would pass / spend

Pasaríamos por tu barrio de camino.

We would pass through your neighbourhood on the way.

vosotros pasaríais
you (plural) would pass / spend

¿Cómo pasaríais un día libre?

How would you spend a free day?

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasarían
they would pass / spend

Dijeron que pasarían a saludar.

They said they would drop by to say hello.

Subjuntivo

Presente de subjuntivo

Present Subjunctive

yo pase
(that) I pass / spend

Quiero que pase el examen sin nervios.

I want to get through the exam without nerves.

tú pases
(that) you pass / spend

Espero que lo pases bien esta noche.

I hope you have a good time tonight.

él/ella/usted pase
(that) he/she pass / happen

Ojalá no pase nada malo.

I hope nothing bad happens.

nosotros pasemos
(that) we pass / spend

Es mejor que pasemos por dentro.

It's better that we go through the inside.

vosotros paséis
(that) you (plural) pass / spend

Deseo que paséis un buen fin de semana.

I wish you a good weekend.

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasen
(that) they pass / spend

Diles que pasen, la puerta está abierta.

Tell them to come in, the door is open.

Pretérito imperfecto de subjuntivo

Imperfect Subjunctive

yo pasara
(that) I passed / spent

Me pidió que pasara por la oficina.

She asked me to come by the office.

tú pasaras
(that) you passed / spent

Sería genial que pasaras las fiestas aquí.

It would be great if you spent the holidays here.

él/ella/usted pasara
(that) he/she passed / happened

Temíamos que algo malo pasara.

We were afraid something bad would happen.

nosotros pasáramos
(that) we passed / spent

Nos sugirió que pasáramos la noche allí.

He suggested that we spend the night there.

vosotros pasarais
(that) you (plural) passed / spent

Os invité para que pasarais un buen rato.

I invited you so you would have a good time.

ellos/ellas/ustedes pasaran
(that) they passed / spent

No esperaba que pasaran tantos años.

I didn't expect so many years to pass.

Imperativo

Imperativo

Imperative

tú pasa
come in! / pass!

¡Pasa, estás en tu casa!

Come in, make yourself at home!

usted pase
come in! (formal)

Pase usted, le estábamos esperando.

Come in, we were waiting for you.

nosotros pasemos
let us pass / move on

Pasemos al siguiente punto.

Let's move on to the next point.

vosotros pasad
come in! (plural)

Pasad y sentaos donde queráis.

Come in and sit wherever you like.

ustedes pasen
come in! (formal plural)

Pasen por aquí, por favor.

Come this way, please.

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