Answer:
The last choice:
Leave the stem viv, and then add the verb endings -o, -es, -e, -imos, -ís, or -en to the stem.
Explanation:
When conjugating regular Spanish verbs (in this case present tense), the only part of the infinitive (meaning any Spanish verb word ending with an -ar, -er, or -ir) you want to take out would be the -ar, -er, or -ir endings. The rest of the word, or the stem, would be left alone. Therefore, the last choice would be correct.
- Qué hacías anoche ??
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Tu familia te estaba ayudando ??
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Entonces, no estabas en la fiesta ?
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The lines are equivalent to what is already in the book.
The correct answer is h<span>abía.
The verb HABER in Spanish is used to denote meanings such as "There is" or in the past "There was" something. Here, the sentence means - When I went to the "El Rancho" supermarket, there were always a lot of people waiting to buy meat.
When used with this meaning, the verb HABER has only two forms - HAY for present and HABIA for past. Habian and hubo are incorrect forms. </span>
