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2 years ago

Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verb in the preterite tense, and then translate the verb into Engl

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Answers:

1. Cristobal y yo volvimos de Italia la semana pasada.

2. El niño comió la manzana.

3. Ayer llovió mucho.

4. Yo me torcí el tobillo anoche.

5. Ellos me regresaron todas mis cosas.

6. ¿Por qué moviste todo el jabón?

7. El cantante cantó a toda la gente en auditorio.

8. Diego no bebió la leche.

Now, here is the translation:

1. Cristobal and I returned from Italy last week.

2. The boy ate the apple.

3. Yesterday it rained a lot.

4. I sprained my ankle last night.

5. They returned all my things to me.

6. Why did you move all the soap?

7. The singer sang to all the people in the auditorium.

8. Diego did not drink the milk.

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1 year ago