Corresponder, is one from two Romance language verbs message 'to be' and learning to conjugate se tornar in the preterite tense is normally quite challenging for most college students because it follows a very unusual pattern from conjugation.

However , there is also Ser conjugation that ought to be noted and that's - not alone is the preterite conjugation of ser remarkably irregular in addition, it shares it's exact conjugation with another verb, the Spanish action-word ir, which is the Spanish verb message 'to go', and an explanation of this follows the actual conjugation below combined with some doing work examples.

Se tornar - 'to be' (conjugated in the preterite past tense)

yo fui - I used to be
tú fuiste - you was
él fue -- he was
ella fue - she is
nosotros/as fuimos - we were
vosotros/as fuisteis - you used to be
ellos/ellas han sido - we were holding
As discussed above acaecer and irgi are conjugated exactly the same from the preterite as well as only means you can show whether somebody is saying 'was' or 'went' is by how it used, or rather the context wherein the verb is used.

For example:

El fue este buen hombre which means, 'he was obviously a good man'.

El ha sido al hipermercado which means, 'he went to the supermarket'.

Although both samples begin 'el fue' it becomes apparently very clear from the rest of each post title which action-word is being applied.

In case you want them, here are some pointers in respect of when you need to use the preterite past tenses. It should be utilized;

to express singular past occurrences that have been completed
to express behaviours that were repeated a certain range of times
to express an action the fact that happened during a specific length of time
to express a task that was part of a series of occurrences
to express the start or end of an actions.