saqué

/saˈke/, [saˈke]

i took out, took


Verb saqué

  1. First-person singular (yo) preterite indicative form of sacar.

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Examples
  • Esta es la foto que saqué en mi casa.

    This is the picture I took in my house.

  • Saqué esa foto hace una semana.

    I took that photo a week ago.

  • Le saqué esto a Tom.

    I stole this from Tom.

  • Saqué fotocopias de ese libro aquí en la papelería.

    I made copies of that book here in the stationery store.

  • Yo saqué la última galleta.

    I took the last cookie.

  • La razón por la que saqué una mala nota es que no estudié.

    The reason why I got a bad grade is that I did not study.

  • Aprendí a conducir y me saqué el carné a los dieciocho años.

    I learned to drive a car and got a driver's license when I was eighteen.

  • Me saqué los zapatos.

    I took my shoes off.

  • Saqué el pastel del horno.

    I took the cake out of the oven.

  • Me saqué una A en francés.

    I got an A in French.

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