leyó

read

Verb leyó

Formal second-person singular (usted) preterite indicative form of leer.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of leer.

Examples

Yo leí 60 páginas, mientras que él apenas leyó 10.

I have read sixty pages, while he has read only ten.

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Tom dijo que leyó un libro acerca de este barco.

Tom said he read a book about this ship.

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Tom leyó Las viñas de la ira en la secundaria.

Tom read The Grapes of Wrath in high school.

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Sólo él leyó la carta.

Only he read the letter.

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Tom no leyó el diario ayer.

Tom didn't read the newspaper yesterday.

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Ella leyó el resumen de "Guerra y paz".

She read the digest of War and Peace.

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Tom tiene un montón de libros de religión, pero él nunca los leyó.

Tom has a lot of religious books, but he has never read them.

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Rompió la carta en cuanto la leyó.

She had no sooner read his letter than she tore it up.

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Leyó una novela muy interesante ayer.

He read a most interesting novel yesterday.

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Mary leyó la traducción en alemán.

Mary read the German translation.

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