Preterite Vs Imperfect

El verano pasado ____________ de viaje a Guatemala.

• íbamos

• fuimos

Mis padres y yo siempre ____________ los domingos a la casa de mi abuela.

• íbamos

• fuimos

Cuando yo ____________ dos años, _________ mucho

• tuve, lloré

• tuve. lloraba

• tenía, lloré

• tenía, lloraba

If you were to write or say the following sentence in Spanish, would you need to use the preterite or imperfect? (Consider the uses of each tense.)

I ate dinner at 5:00.

• pretérito

• imperfecto

If you were to write or say the following sentence in Spanish, would you need to use the preterite or imperfect? (Consider the uses of each tense.)

I always ate dinner at 5:00.

• pretérito

• imperfecto

If you were to write or say the following sentence in Spanish, would you need to use the preterite or imperfect? (Consider the uses of each tense.)

She studied for three hours.

• pretérito

• imperfecto

If you were to write or say the following sentence in Spanish, would you need to use the preterite or imperfect? (Consider the uses of each tense.)

They went / would go to the movies often.

• pretérito

• imperfecto

It was snowing and very windy.

• preterite

• imperfect

Nosotros _________ pizza con nuestros amigos ayer.

• comiamos (imperfect)

• comimos (preterite)

De niño, yo _____ (querer) ser astronauta.

• quise (preterite)

• quería (imperfect)