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    pasar el fin de semana

    Grammar & Usage

    verb phrase
    neutral

    How it works

    Formed by the transitive verb 'pasar' (meaning to pass or spend time) and the direct object noun phrase 'el fin de semana' (the weekend). 'Pasar' follows standard regular '-ar' conjugation patterns across all tenses and moods. It is frequently modified by prepositional phrases introduced by 'en' (location) or 'con' (company), or by a gerund showing activity.

    Sample sentences

    Vamos a pasar el fin de semana en una cabaña cerca del lago.

    We are going to spend the weekend at a cabin near the lake.

    ¿Qué tal pasaste el fin de semana?

    How did you spend the weekend?

    Prefiero pasar el fin de semana descansando tranquilamente en casa.

    I prefer to spend the weekend resting quietly at home.

    Quick facts

    verb_conjugation:Regular -ar (paso, pasas, pasa, pasamos, pasáis, pasan)
    colloquial_variant:pasar el finde
    prepositional_patterns:pasar el fin de semana + en [lugar] / con [alguien]

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    Example

    Vamos a pasar el fin de semana en una cabaña cerca del lago.

    We are going to spend the weekend at a cabin near the lake.

    ¿Qué tal pasaste el fin de semana?

    How did you spend the weekend?

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