The answer is either B or C. They both work.
Por is used when you are referring to motion like by or a period of time and para is for talking about the destination like in order TO or about TO.
Example: Para sacar buenas notas. To get good grades.
La galleta es por tú. The cookie is for you.
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Answer: quería
Explanation:
Using past (preterite) tense, you conjugate the verb “querer” (it means ‘to want’), and it makes sense to say:
Tú quería hacer un viaje por Argentina
<u>Or, if you want to say it in English</u>
You wanted to take a trip around Argentina.
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<h3>Fill in the chart with all of the forms of the following verbs, including the meanings.</h3>
vestirse- to get dressed : me visto, te vistes, se viste, nos vestimos, os vestís, se visten.
ponerse- to put on : me pongo, te pones, se pone, nos ponemos, os ponéis, se ponen.
divertirse- to have fun : me divierto, te diviertes, se divierte, nos divertimos, os divertís, se divierten.
acostarse- to go to bed : me acuesto, te acuestas, se acuesta, nos acostamos, os acostáis, se acuestan.
dormirse- to fall sleep : me duermo, te duermes, se duerme, nos dormimos, os dormís, se duermen.