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Verb Meaning(s): to stick, to hit
Verb Chart: Pegar Present Tense
Yo
pego
I hit I do hit I am hitting
Nosotros
pegamos
we hit we do hit we are hitting
Tú
(Juana, Juan)
pegas
you hit you do hit you are hitting
Vosotros
(informal
Spain)
pegáis
you all hit you all do hit you all are hitting
Él/Ella/Ud.
(Sra./Dr. García)
pega
he/she/you hit he/she/you do hit he/she/you are hitting
Ellos/Ellas/Uds.
pegan
they/you all hit they/you all do hit they/you all are hitting
1. Yo pego un cartel en la pared. I stick a poster on the wall. 2. Tú pegas la caja. You hit the box. 3. Él pega un sello en la carta. He sticks a stamp on the letter. 4. Ella pega la almohada. She hits the pillow. 5. Usted pega un parche en la rueda. You (formal) stick a patch on the wheel.
6. Nosotros pegamos fotos en el álbum. We stick photos in the album. 7. Vosotros pegáis carteles por toda la ciudad. (used only in Spain) You all stick posters all over the city. 8. Ellos pegan la mesa. They hit the table. 9. Ellas pegan calcomanías en sus cuadernos. They (feminine) stick stickers on their notebooks. 10. Ustedes pegan un anuncio en el tablón de anuncios. You all stick a notice on the bulletin board.