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No. 13,563 in Spanish

repasamos

"We review" or "we go over."

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  • Hoy repasamos los conceptos básicos antes del examen.

    Today we reviewed the basic concepts before the exam.

    In this sentence, 'repasamos' is used as the first-person plural of the present tense verb form of 'repasar', indicating that the speakers are collectively reviewing certain material.

  • Ayer repasamos las notas de la clase para preparar la presentación.

    Yesterday we revised the class notes to prepare for the presentation.

    Here, 'repasamos' appears as the first-person plural past tense, referring to an action of going over something done in the past.

  • Si repasamos esta información detenidamente, entenderemos mejor el tema.

    If we thoroughly review this information, we will better understand the topic.

    In this example, 'repasamos' conveys a hypothetical or planned action in the subjunctive mood, as part of a conditional clause.

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