Explanation:
The ending tells the audience who you are talking about, and also the tense you are talking in. Without the ending, no one would know who you're talking about (if you didn't say the subject before), and everyone could just assume you are always saying the present tense.
Ex. What they think you said- I'm buying a cake for my brother's birthday.
What you actually said- I bought a cake for my brother's birthday
This interpretation could lead to all sorts of problems, I'll leave what to your imagination, and this goes for many other situations.
Last is the obvious: if you do that in class, you fail your test.
1. Después de las ocho, las tiendas estaban cerradas (closed).
2. Antes, los libros de leyendas me aburrían. Para mí, eran libros aburridos (boring).
3. Me divertia cuando jugaba en el parque. !Qué divertido era el parque! (fun).
4. Mi mamá siempre apagaba la televisión los sábados por la tarde. Salíamos de la casa para jugar porque la televisión estaba apagada (off).
5. La princesa siempre se enamoraba de héroes diferentes. Ella siempre estaba enamorada. (in love).
6. Las batallas siempre cansaban al guerrero. Durante la guerra, el guerrero siempre estaba cansado (tired).
If you want to ask me anything, please do, good luck!
Answer:
Santo Domingo
Explanation:
It situated on the southeast coast of the island of Hispaniola, at the mouth of the Ozama River
