Answer:
Fuiste
Explanation:
Ir is the verb meaning "to go".
It is conjugated below for the preterite, or past tense.
Yo fui
Tú fuiste
Él / ella/ usted fue
Nosotros fuimos
Vosotros fuisteis
Ellos/ ellas /ustedes fueron
We are given the sentence:
Tú _____________ (ir) a la fiesta.
We need to conjugate ir for tú in the past tense. If we look at the conjugated verbs above, we see that fuiste is the correct choice.
Tú _____________ (ir) a la fiesta. --> Tú fuiste a la fiesta (You went to the party).
this translates to...
e carreras
¡Los autos de carrera miran a los vagones que se mueven rápido en la pista! ¡Anímalos en un evento divertido! Sábado a las 4:50 pm en el canal de autos de carrera excelente. ¡Los programas son autos de carrera y automotores! motos quads y cualquier otra cosa que desee llamar para las solicitudes y vamos a tratar de transmitir!
race cars watch fast moving cars vroom around the track! cheer them on in a fun time event! saturday at 4:50 pm on the race car channel excellent. the programs are race cars and automotives! motorcycles quads and anything else you want call for requests and we will try broadcasting! hope i hit the nail on the head! have a good day if you did not want race cars i can say something else 4 you! happy day to you and you fam bye!!!! ;-)-
Nosotras, because it is "We". Ellas is they, Tu, is You, And yo is I. it makes sense, sorry if im wrong, but it seems right.
