Questions & Answers about Revocamos el testamento.
Revocamos is the first person plural form of the verb revocar, so it means we revoke or we revoked, depending on context.
- revocar = to revoke
- revocamos = we revoke / we revoked
The ending -amos tells you the subject is we.
Because for many -ar verbs in Spanish, the nosotros form is the same in the:
- present tense: revocamos = we revoke
- preterite: revocamos = we revoked
So this sentence is ambiguous by itself. Native speakers usually understand the intended meaning from context, for example:
- Ahora revocamos el testamento. = Now we revoke the will.
- Ayer revocamos el testamento. = Yesterday we revoked the will.