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Acabar - To Finish, CompleteThe Spanish
regular -ar verb acabar means to finish, complete, or come to
an end. Acabar is also used in three common grammatical constructions.
| acabar de + infinitive |
to have just + past participle |
| Acabo de llegar. |
I've just arrived. |
| Acabamos de terminar. |
We've just finished. |
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| This construction is most common in the present
tense, but can also be used in the
imperfect to mean "had just..." |
| Yo acababa de hacerlo. |
I had just done it. |
| Acababan de salir cuando... |
They had just left when... |
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acabar + gerund
acabar por + infinitive |
to end up + gerund |
Acabo saliendo.
Acabo por salir. |
I ended up leaving. |
Acaban yendo.
Acaban por ir. |
They ended up going. |
Acabamos veniéndolo.
Acabamos por venderlo. |
We ended up selling it. |
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