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Un repaso con David. Pregunta 1: When do you use the imperfect tense?

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1 Un repaso con David

2 Pregunta 1: When do you use the imperfect tense?

3 Pregunta 2: Serious question…what are the two steps to form the imperfect?

4 PREGUNTA 3: -ar -er/-ir abaía _________________ aba_________ ________íamos abais_________ ________ían Complete the charts of the –ar/ -er/ & -ir endings. No peeking at your notes! I love that integrity matters to you.

5 Pregunta 4:  1. De niños mis amigos ______________ (jugar) al parque.  2. Todos los domingos tu familia ____________ (comer) pizza.  Nosotros _________________(columpiarse) al parque todos los fines de semana. So upset I can’t figure out these sentences. Will you complete them for me? Thanks girl.

6 Ay dios mio you’re smart!

7 Using your super Spanish skills, describe what my friends did during their childhood. While you’re hard at work, I’ll get dinner started.

8  1. Cristiano/ practicar/ fútbol/ todos los dias  2. De niña/ Beyonce / vivir/ en Tejas  3. Kate & William/ estudiar/ todas las noches

9 How do you say “you’re perfect” in Spanish.? Way to go you.

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