Answer:
1. llegué
2. vivimos
3. conocimos
4. teníamos
5. vimos
6. podíamos
7. conectó
8. miramos
9. caminábamos
10. dijo
Explanation:
* The imperfect past tense of the indicative is a frequent tense in Romance languages. It describes an action or state in the past whose time limits are not relevant, that is, a grammatical time of the past with a grammatical aspect. It is used in Spanish to express courses of past actions whose beginning and end are not specified.
* The preterite tense is used to talk about actions that took place in the past and has no relation to the present.
The past perfect simple or past tense is formed based on the root of the verb (infinitive minus -ar, -er, or -ir) and adding the following disinherities:
* Verbs of the first conjugation (ending in -ar): -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, asteis, -aron
* Verbs of the second and third conjugation (ending in -er or -ir): -í, -iste, -ió, -imos, -isteis, -ieron
Answer:
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Explanation:
When it comes to this assignment, what you need to do is place each of these verbs in the correct form, which in this case is the Spanish preterite. For regular verbs, you just delete the infinitive part -ar, -ir, -er and add the suffix <span>é. Unfortunately, when it comes to irregular verbs, you have to memorize them by heart. So, this is how this should be done:
1. </span>conseguí - the verb consequir is irregular, which means you have to learn it; however, most of these irregular verbs end in í, which can help you in the long run (it means to borrow)
2. pidió - the verb pedir is also irregular, and third person singular (he, she, it) always ends in ó in the preterite form (it means to ask for)
3. sirvió - the verb servir is irregular, and it is conjugated similarly to pedir (it means to serve)
4. murió - the verb morir is irregular, and as you can see here, it also ends with ó in the third person singular (it means to die)
5. dormí - for the verb dormir (=sleep), you just add -í at the end to create the right form for first person singular
6. se visitó - it means visited and this verb is reflexive in Spanish (the pronoun se is used)
7. seguí - the verb seguir means to follow
8. repitió - means to do something again, in this case - to ask again
9. prefi<span>rió - means to prefer
10. me </span><span>sentí - means to say goodbye </span>
