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Question 1

Answer 1

In Spanish, the preterite tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. There are two forms in this verbal tense, namely: Regular Preterite Forms and Irregular Preterite Forms.

1. Right answer: trajiste

Tú trajiste la carne para los tacos.

trajiste is the conjugation of the irregular verb traer for the second person singular in the preterite form. Conjugations of irregular verbs don't follow any rule, so you need to memorize them with the practice. This sentence translates into:

You brought the meat for the tacos

2.  Right answer:  traje

Yo no traje mis libros

traje is also a conjugation of the irregular verb traer, but for the first-person singular. This sentence translates into:

I did not bring my books

3.  Right answer:  trajo

Usted trajo la computadora al trabajo

trajo is also a conjugation of the irregular verb traer, but for the second-person singular in formal form, that is, usted. This sentence translates into:

You brought the computer to work

4.  Right answer:  traje

Yo traje el sello para el sobre

In this sentence, the conjugation that is being used is also traje. This translates into:

I brought the stamp for the envelope

5.  Right answer:  marqué

Yo marqué el número con los botones.

marqué is the conjugation of the irregular verb marcar for the first-person singular in the preterite form. This sentence translates into:

I dialed the number with the buttons.

6.  Right answer:  distancia

Mi amiga vive lejos. Hago la llamada de larga distancia

llamada de larga distancia means long-distance call. This sentence translates into:

My friend lives far away. I make the long-distance call

7.  Right answer:  teléfono

No tengo dinero para usar el teléfono. Necesito hacer una llamada por teléfono

llamada por teléfono means phone call. This sentence translates into:

I don''t have any money to use the phone. I need to make a phone call

8.  Right answer:  dedos

Yo marco el número con los dedos

dedos means fingers. This sentence translates into:

I dial the numbers with the fingers

9. Right answer:  teléfono

Cuando estoy en la calle, uso el teléfono celular.  

teléfono celular means cell phone. This sentence translates into:

When I am on the street, I use my cell phone

10.  Right answer: larga

Mi amiga no vive en mi ciudad. Ella vive muy lejos en Europa. Para llamarla, necesito hacer una llamada de larga distancia

In this exercise, the phrase llamada de larga distancia is also being used. This translates into:

My friend doesn't live in my city, she lives far away in Europe. To call her up, I need to make a long-distance call

11.  Right answer:  decir adiós

To say goodbye means decir adiós. So, adiós is a word used to express good wishes when parting or at the end of a conversation.

12. Right answer:  dijiste

Tú no le dijiste lo que pasó

dijiste is the conjugation of the irregular verb decir for the second person singular in the preterite form. This sentence translates into:

You did not tell him what happened

13. Right answer:  dijimos

Nosotros dijimos la verdad al profesor.

dijimos is the conjugation of the irregular verb decir for the first-person plural in the preterite form. This sentence translates into:

We told the truth to the teacher.

14. Right answer:  dijo

Usted no le dijo nada a Carlos.

dijo is the conjugation of the irregular verb decir for the second-person singular in formal form (usted). This sentence translates into:

You did not say anything to Carlos.

15. Right answer:  dije

Yo dije la verdad.

dije is the conjugation of the irregular verb decir for the first-person singular. This sentence translates into:

I told the truth

Answer 2

Trajistes
traje
trajiste
traje
oof sorry.. probably "marco"
probably "distancia"
idk sorry (again could be a lot of things)
probably "botones"
teléfono
larga
probably adiós or maybe chao/chau
dijistes
dejimos
dijiste (aw poor Carlos)
dije

Hope this helped a bit! Good luck