Who wants to wait for the agency to contact them before they go to the next country?
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El viernes a las cuatro de la tarde, la profesora Mora asistió a una reunión (meeting) de profesores. A la una, yo llegué a la tienda con mis amigos. Mis amigos y yo compramos dos o tres cosas. Yo compré unos pantalones negros y mi amigo Mateo compró una camisa azul. Después, nosotros comimos cerca de un mercado. A las tres, Pepe habló con su amiga por teléfono. El sábado por la tarde, mi mamá escribió una carta. El domingo mi tía decidió comprarme un traje. A las cuatro de la tarde, mi tía encontró el traje y después nosotras vimos una película.
<h3>Translation</h3>On Friday at four in the afternoon, Professor Mora attended a meeting of teachers. At one o'clock, I arrived at the store with my friends. My friends and I bought two or three things. I bought a black pants and my friend Mateo bought a blue shirt. Afterwards, we ate near a market. At three o'clock, Pepe talked to his friend on the phone. On Saturday afternoon, my mom wrote a letter. On Sunday my aunt decided to buy me a suit. At four in the afternoon, my aunt found the suit and then we saw a movie.
<h3>Fill in the blank with the correct form of preterite or imperfect of the verb in parentheses. Tú Answer (used to be) bajo. (ser)</h3>
Answer: Tú eras bajo.
Translation: You used to be short.
Explanation: If the action of the verb in the past was habitual, then the correct verb tense is imperfect. Since the subject in this sentence is "Tú", that is second-person in the singular, so the correct form is: Tú eras.