Pasar conjugation
Pasar (to pass, to spend) is a regular -ar verb. Every form follows the regular pattern.
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Indicative
Subjunctive
Literary and archaic
Pasar in a sentence
Ana siempre pasa por el parque camino a la librería.
Ana always walks through the park on her way to the bookshop.
Ayer Ana pasó por la librería después de clase.
Ana stopped by the bookshop after school yesterday.
Antes, Ana pasaba por el parque camino a la librería.
Ana used to walk through the park on her way to the bookshop.
Esta semana Ana ya ha pasado por la librería.
Ana has already stopped by the bookshop this week.
Mañana Ana pasará por el parque camino a la librería.
Tomorrow Ana will walk through the park on her way to the bookshop.
Con más tiempo, Ana pasaría la tarde en la librería.
With more time, Ana would spend the afternoon at the bookshop.