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Answer: Quien sabe hablar espanol = who knows how to speak spanish?
I hope this helped!
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<span>Each one has his own. no, it's yours. like yours. Can you lend me yours? and yours?</span>
Answer:
9. fuimos
10. Nos sentamos
11. hacía
12. pusimos
13. esperábamos
14. vimos
15. corrió
16. tenía
17. me levanté
18. corrí
19. dejó
20. salió
Explanation:
Both the preterite and imperfect tenses are forms of the past tense, but when telling a story, background information is given in the imperfect and sudden, one-time events are talked about with the preterite. Another quick example of these two tenses used in the same sentences is:
Mi mamá estaba hablando por teléfono cuando llegó la abuela.
Mi mom was talking on the phone when my grandma arrived.
B: divertidos al aire libre
