Which of the following words are used to discuss what you used to do, as in

Spanish

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vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

I think its A. Anoche, El otro dia

Explanation:

An Imperfect tense is not a specific time.... B says that frequently and always so you could guess its every day, C Yesterday and last week is half right half wrong so it isnt is, and D Last year and never is as well half and half... hope I helped you in any way ,:)

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