The verb caer means 'to fall,' and it can be used in the two past tenses, preterite and imperfect, to describe things falling in the past. ... When it's used in the imperfect tense, it's describing repeated falls in the past.

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Choose the best response for each question.

ratelena [41]

A. Se llama Miguel is the answer

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PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!!!!! ILL MAKE YOU BRAINLIST AND I WILL GIVE YOU 125 POINTS Answer the questions as if someone is asking you

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<h3> Using preterite (past-tense)</h3>

Question: ¿Qué compraste? ¿medicina?

Answer: Sí, compré un antibiótico porque tenía infección de orina. 

Translation: What did you buy? medicine? Yes, I bought an antibiotic because I had a urine infection.

Question: ¿Qué compraste? ¿productos de limpieza?

Answer: Sí, compré lejía para limpiar las manchas del suelo. 

Translation: What did you buy? cleaning products? Yes, I bought bleach to clean the stains on the floor.

Question: ¿Qué compraste? ¿libros?

Answer: Sí, compré este libro para regalárselo a mi hija. 

Translation: What did you buy? books? Yes, I bought this book as a gift for my daughter.

Question: ¿Cuánto costó la medicina?

Answer: El antibiótico costó cuatro dólares. 

Translation: How much did the medicine cost? The antibiotic cost four dollars.

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