3.6 ws 1 (pret o imp)

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

I went to the beach on Saturday.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

 I went to the store every morning

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

 I called Pablo once.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

I never ate beef.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

I always ate artichokes.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

 Yesterday, I played tennis.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

 I entered the building this afternoon.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

I ate pizza last night.

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

I generally bought the groceries

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto

If we translate to Spanish, which tense would be use?

I skied every winter

• El pretérito

• El imperfecto