26d (edited) • Verb of the Day
Verb of the day
The verb "destroy" comes from the Latin "destruere," which means to undo, demolish, or dismantle something already built. It is formed with the prefix "de-" (inversion, separation, or contrary action) and the verb "struere" (to build, organize, or pile up), indicating the action of dismantling what was joined together.
Algunas conjugaciones
Presente: destruyo, destruyes, destruye, destruimos, destruís, destruyen
Pretérito: destruí, destruiste, destruyó, destruimos, destruisteis, destruyeron
Condicional: destruiría, destruirías, destruiríamos, destruirías, destruirían
Algunos ejemplos:
Destruyeron esa casa para construir una nueva.
Las compañías de madera destruyen los bosques.
La ciudad destruiría ese parque si aprobaran la ley.
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