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USES OF PRETERIT VS. IMPERFECT TENSE ACTIVITY (2)

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You use imperfect when it is something that was done in the past constantly. Like ten years from now, you'll tell your kids that you went to school.but because you didn't only go to school for one day you would use the imperfect. Any other time just use past tense.

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The subject is the person or the thing we are referring to or talking about in the sentence.

The object is the action done by the subject or that suffers the consequences of an action donde by the subject.

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c) ¿Se te quedó a ti el libro en casa?

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I am the Subject → We are talking about me
olvidaron → Verb
los papeles is the object → Suffers the consequences of being forgotten

a) ¿Qué se te olvidó?

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b) ¿Dónde se te olvidaron?

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c) ¿Se te olvidó la tarjeta en la biblioteca?

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c) ¿Dónde se le perdió?

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d) ¿A quién se le perdió el paraguas?

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