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No. 1,634 in Spanish

intentado

"Intentado" means "attempted" or "tried."

In a sentence

  • He intentado cocinar una nueva receta esta mañana.

    I have tried cooking a new recipe this morning.

    The word 'intentado' is used as the past participle of 'intentar', forming part of the present perfect tense to describe a completed action that is connected to the present.

  • Es importante que hayas intentado resolver el problema antes de pedir ayuda.

    It is important that you have tried to solve the problem before asking for help.

    Here, 'intentado' is the past participle of 'intentar', used in a subjunctive form (perfect subjunctive) to indicate a desired or hypothetical action.

  • Me alegra que hayas intentado hablar con él sobre tus inquietudes.

    I am glad that you have tried talking to him about your concerns.

    In this case, 'intentado' appears as the past participle paired with the subjunctive mood, highlighting the appreciation of the effort made.

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