The Islamic invasion of Europe was stopped by Charles Martel in the famous Battle of Poitiers also known as Battle of Tours on October 10, 732. This battle was the turning point of 23 years of Muslim imperialist aggression and considered the decisive historical event in the struggle against Islam and the preservation of Europe. Charles was nicknamed "The Hammer" for his glorious defeat of the invaders. Umayyad Caliphate leader Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi was slain in the battle and his forces were driven back to the south to over the Pyrenees. Though there where subsequent Muslim invasions and several battles Muslim forces where confined to Iberia (Spain) which the invaders continued to occupy for several centuries. In 1236 with the fall of Córdoba, the Emirate of Granada remained the only Muslim-ruled territory and finally on January 2, 1492, Emir Muhammad XII surrendered the last Muslim occupied territory to Queen <span>Isabella I of Castile.</span>
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En el accidente Ricardo se rompió el brazo.
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This sentence is given in the preterite tense. This tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. So, rompió comes from the regular verb romper that is the conjugation of the verb romper for the third person singular. Therefore, this sentence translates into:
Ricardo broke his arm in the accident.
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Jaime, mi mejor amigo, <u>estudia</u> (estudiar) ocho horas a la semana en la biblioteca y yo <u>estudio</u> diez horas a la semana en la cafetería, pero con frecuencia, él y yo <u>estudiamos (trabajamos)</u> juntos en la biblioteca para los exámenes. Generalmente yo <u>leo</u> (leer) muchos libros y él <u>escribe</u> (escriber) muchos ensayos. Somos muy buenos amigos y somos compañeros en el dormitorio donde vivimos,
Los viernes <u>miramos</u> (mirar) películas en la computadora y <u>comemos</u> (comer) palomitas. Él y yo siempre estamos juntos.
