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No. 9,645 in Spanish

arregle

The Spanish word "arregle" means "I fixed," "I arranged," or "I tidied," depending on the context.

In a sentence

  • Yo arreglé mi computadora ayer.

    I fixed my computer yesterday.

    The verb 'arreglé' is in the preterite tense, indicating a completed action. It refers to the subject 'yo' (I), who performed the action of fixing the computer.

  • Espero que arregle el coche a tiempo.

    I hope he/she fixes the car on time.

    The verb 'arregle' is in the subjunctive mood, used here to express a wish or hope concerning a third person potentially fixing the car.

  • Por favor, arregle usted el problema pronto.

    Please fix the problem soon.

    The verb 'arregle' is in the subjunctive mood again, employed for politeness and direct addressing in a formal command to 'usted' (you).

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