PRETERITE TENSE REGULAR VERBS

Conjugate the verb in brackets to the correct form of the preterite tense.

Por la mañana yo (a)   (visitar) a la casa de mi amigo.

Answer explanation

In the morning I visited to my friend's house

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Él (a)   (llegar) a las nueve y media.

Answer explanation

he arrived at 9:30

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Yo (a)   (mirar) la televisión hasta las diez

Answer explanation

I watched tv until 10

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primero, yo (a)   (comer) el pastel

Answer explanation

First, I ate cake

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Por la tarde nosotros (a)   (trabajar) en la tienda de mi padre.

Answer explanation

in the afternoon we worked in my father's store

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Domingo tú (a)   (visitar) mi abuela

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Sunday you visited my grandmother

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Romario (a)   (regresar) en casa a las cinco de la tarde.

Answer explanation

Romario returned home at five in the afternoon

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El domingo nosotros (a)   (hablar) por teléfono.

Answer explanation

Sunday we spoke on the phone

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Mis padres (a)   (comprar) un jersey azul y zapatos blancos.

Answer explanation

My parents bought a blue jersey and white shoes

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A las ocho Helen (a)   (Salir) con sus amigos.

Answer explanation

At 8 o'clock Helen went out with her friends