Answer:
preterite tense: Conocí al alcalde de la ciudad.
Explanation:
In this case the preterite tense is used because meeting the mayor of the city was a one-time action. The sentence above is the direct translation of <em>I met the mayor of the city. </em>The verb conocer is conjugated in the first person preterite tense to reflect this event.
The imperfect form of conocer is used to describe things that someone already knew how to do or was already familiar with at some time in the past.
The verb which is irregular in the preterite is querer.
When it comes to hablar and comer, they are both regular verbs. This means that in order to conjugate them, you just need to delete -ar for hablar and -er for comer, and add the following suffixes: é, aste, ó, amos, asteis, aron for hablar, and í, iste, <span>ió, imos, isteis, ieron for comer.
</span>However, when it comes to querer, you have to learn the entire conjugation by heart: quise, quisiste, quiso, quisimos, quisisteis, quis<span>ieron.</span>
A cultural trip abroad. I am Hispanic that’s why I understand.
Nunca me había perdido
No hay nada en el carro
Nadien más me quiere ayudar
Hay algo abajo del carro
Alguien me puede ayudar
