I believe the answer is the first one. I'm sorry if I'm wrong
Odio la escuela is i hate school in spanish
<span>I have flowers, Romances song craving flowers, song pick up your flowers, song flowers are scattering down, song flowers are gold, song</span>
Pretérito Perfecto
<u><em>the pretérito perfecto, or perfect tense is used for actions that take place in a time frame that has not yet ended, or for past actions that continue to influence the present.</em></u>
*action is completed, but in a time period that still counts as the present in Spanish (este semana, hoy)
Example:
La primera clase ha sido esta mañana y me ha encantado.
*completed action that has an influence on the present or the future
Example:
He decidido comprar un bono anual de entrenamiento.
Preterito Indefinido
<u><em>The indefinido, or preterite tense, is used for completed past actions</em></u>
action completed at a point in time that counts as the past in Spanish (see signal words, below)
Example:
La semana pasada me apunté a unas clases de tenis.
Lo primero que hice fue comprarme una raqueta en la tienda de deportes de la esquina.
Hope this helped!!!
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