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Él (a)   (ir) a casa a las nueve y media.

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

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Primero, yo (a)   (comer) el pastel.

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

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El domingo tú (a)   (visitar) a mi abuela

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La novia (a)   (saltar) del techo de la iglesia.

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

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Mis padres (a)   (comprar) zapatos blancos.

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

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Después del almuerzo, yo (a)   (beber) una taza de té.

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Yo (a)   (cocinar) pollo frito anoche.

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¿Tú (a)   (recibir) el cheque?

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El jefe (a)   (escribir) la carta

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En el día de Navidad nosotros (a)   (abrir) los regalos

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La novia (a)   (esperar) pero Salvador no llegó.

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Salvador (a)   (pasar) por la casa de su ex-novia, Juana.

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Esta mañana yo (a)   (correr).

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Juana y Salvador (a)   (beber) muchas bebidas.

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En la iglesia, Salvador (a)   (ver) a una figura blanca.

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Juana le (a)   (dar) mucha comida y muchas bebidas.

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Un amigo le (a)   (dar) a Hilaria su casa para la boda.

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Yo (a)   (ver) a mi abuela este fin de semana.

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Los amigos le (a)   (dar) a Hilaria mucha comida para la fiesta.

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Las chicas (a)   (ir) al baile de Winter Formal

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Nosotros (a)   (comer) unas hamburguesas en el restaurante.

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Nosotros (a)   (ver) a nuestro amigo en el partido de fútbol.

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Cuando Salvador no llegó, Hilaria (a)   (llorar) como loca.

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Este fin de semana, yo y mis amigos (a)   (ir) al centro comercial.

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Salvador (a)   (empezar) a caminar a Belén para la boda.