Venir (to come) - Pretérito pluscuamperfecto, indicativo (Pluperfect, indicative) - Spanish

Venir (to come) - conjugation and tenses - (Spanish)

Venir - Conjugation of to come in Spanish: Conjugation table, examples and exercises in the pluperfect, indicative tense (Pretérito pluscuamperfecto, indicativo).

Pretérito pluscuamperfecto, indicativo (Pluperfect, indicative)

All conjugations and tenses: Venir (to come) - conjugation and tenses - (Spanish)

Syllabus: Spanish lesson - Mezclando los pasados (Mixing up the past)

Conjugation of to come in Pretérito pluscuamperfecto

yo había venido I had come
tú habías venido you had come
él/ella había venido he had come
nosotros/nosotras habíamos venido we had come
vosotros/vosotras habíais venido you had come
ellos/ellas habían venido They had come

Example phrases

Yo había venido a la salida. I had come to the exit.
Tú habías venido a la playa. You had come to the beach.
Él había venido a la montaña. He had come to the mountain.
Nosotros habíamos venido a la granja. We had come to the farm.
Vosotros habíais venido al río. You had come to the river.
Ellos habían venido al campo. They had come to the countryside.

Exercise: Conjugate the verbs - venir (to come)

Instruction: Choose the correct word, read the sentence out loud and translate.

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Venir (Pretérito pluscuamperfecto, indicativo)

1. Tú ... a la playa.

Tú habías venido a la playa.

(You had come to the beach.)

2. Yo ... a la salida.

Yo había venido a la salida.

(I had come to the exit.)

3. Ellos ... al campo.

Ellos habían venido al campo.

(They had come to the countryside.)

4. Nosotros ... a la granja.

Nosotros habíamos venido a la granja.

(We had come to the farm.)

5. Vosotros ... al río.

Vosotros habíais venido al río.

(You had come to the river.)

6. Él ... a la montaña.

Él había venido a la montaña.

(He had come to the mountain.)