describes the difference between the preterite tense and the imperfect.

Question

In english, describes the difference between the preterite tense and the imperfect. (En su propio palabras) also gives (Dar) 2 examples (examples) in spanish - a sentence in the preterite tense, and another (otra) in the imperfect. (10 Puntos)

Answer 1

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Here is some help:

Preterit

Imperfect

Preterit vs. Imperfect

Read those three articles above. This will answer the first part of your question and help you with the "dar" part.

Dar conjugation

Those above articles have great adverbial phrases which trigger either the preterit or the imperfect. It'd be a great idea to include those in your dar sentences. If you click the above link, you will find dar's preterit conjugation and imperfect conjugation. Its normal in the imperfect, but careful in the preterit...it's irregular!

Good luck, and again, please post your attempt when you are finished so we can correct you.

Answer 2

Welcome to the form! We can't do your homework for you unfortunately but I can give you a hint:

Preterit: One action, completed.

Imperfect: Multiple actions, or a single uncompleted action taking place over an unspecified amount of time.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

You have to give an example of a past tense sentence and a present or future tense question.