Answer:
They can be used to describe an interrupting action.
Explanation:
Mientras yo <u>estudiaba</u>, mi amigo <u>llamó</u>.
In English, this would mean:
While I <u>was studying</u>, my friend <u>called</u>.
Estudiaba is the imperfect and llamó is the preterite.
The friend calling is <u>interrupting</u> my studying.
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Un comerciante es la persona que se dedica habitualmente al trabajo que también ayuda en la economía. También se denomina así al propietario de un establecimiento de comercio. En derecho mercantil, el término comerciante hace alusión a su materia de estudio subjetiva, es decir, a las personas que son objeto de regulación específica por esta rama del Derecho. En este sentido, son comerciantes las personas que, de manera habitual, se ocupan en alguna de las actividades que la ley considera mercantiles («actos de comercio»).
Green in Spanish it's Verde
1. Leyó
Since this is past tense it needs to be preterite. Since you are say Elena read her book last night then that means it would be in the él/ella/usted form making leer to leyó.
2. Pusimos
This needs to be in preterite form so you would need to use the past tense. Since it is talking about more than one person than that means that you have to use the nosotros tense.
3. Llegué
This sentence is asking you to put it in the preterite form which would be past tense. Since it is using the 'yo' form as seen in the sentence than you know that you have to use the yo form.
4. Se divirtieron
This sentence is once again in the past tense which means you have to use the preterite form. You would use the ellos/ellas/uds form since you are using ustedes. Don't forget to add the 'se' in front of it to make it complete.
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