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cayera
"Cayera" is the third-person singular or first-person singular imperfect subjunctive form of the verb "caer," meaning "would fall" or "might fall."
In a sentence
Esperaba que él no se cayera en el camino.
I hoped he wouldn't fall on the way.
In this sentence, 'cayera' is used as the past subjunctive form of the verb 'caer,' indicating a hypothetical or hoped-for event in the past.
Si el libro cayera de la mesa, se dañaría.
If the book fell from the table, it would be damaged.
Here, 'cayera' operates as the past subjunctive form to express a hypothetical condition related to a potential fall.
Le pidió que no cayera en la tentación.
She asked him not to fall into temptation.
In this example, 'cayera' communicates a subjunctive mood for a desire or request related to someone's actions.
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