all the time

Last night I broke my leg.

One time I bought an antique car.

'She decided' in preterite

'I was' in preterite

'I gave' in preterite

'we saw' - in preterite

'I did/I made' - in preterite

Preterite from estar

'I couldn't' in preterite

'I put' in preterite

'I came' in preterite

'I said' in preterite

I went to the bank the other day (el otro día)

One time my teacher burped in the class.

I ate in that restaurant often. (a menudo)

I didn't pass the test yesterday. (ayer)

And then she apologized. (entonces)

She helped us frequently. (frecuentemente)

Sometimes I didn't do my homework. (A veces)

I didn't do my homework yesterday. (Ayer)

Last night I cooked dinner for the first time. (Anoche)

I forgot to brush my teeth this morning. (esta mañana)

I paid for my ticket this afternoon. (esta tarde)

Usually she did her homework. (Usualmente)

They always broke the rules. (siempre)

(mientras) While she was asleep,

her brother poured water on her.

Every year we used to go to the beach. (cada año/todos los años)

She watered her plants every day. (cada día)

I went to the museum last week. (la semana pasada)

I paid for my car last month. (el mes pasado)

I got Covid last year. (el año pasado)

I graduated high school 2 years ago. (hace 2 años)

She played tennis every week. (cada semana)

We had to pay her $1000 every year. (cada año)

Many times he didn't even call us back. (muchas veces)

She was on the phone all the time. (todo el tiempo)

They almost never asked for help. (casi nunca)

He never had enough money for the rent. (nunca)

Mr. Perez walked his dog every single day @ 6am. (todos los dias)

Once in a while we stopped by her house. (de vez en cuando)

They got married last Sunday. (el domingo pasado)

I broke my phone last week. (la semana pasada)

For 2 centuries he was everybody's favorite artist. (por dos siglos)

I lived in Paris for 20 years. (por 20 anos)

I cleaned the kitchen.

Their house was very old.

When I was 10 years old.....

I was 10 o'clock

I didn't feel good.

I cooked/I used to cook in imperfect

I used to be/I was in imperfect

I used to go/ I went in imperfect

'they ate' in imperfect