Preterite or imperfect with past opinions
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El año pasado no aguanté/aguantaba las matemáticas
El año pasado, no me gusté/gustaba mi cuidad porque no había/hube una variedad de tiendas.
This is my opinion of Maths last year and it is not the same opinion this year therefore I think it is preterite but I am not sure?
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updated Mar 20, 2012
edited by sinthu
posted by sinthu
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Durante el año pasado, no me gustó la ciudad porque no había muchas tiendas variadas.
That's what I think, since you have changed your mind. But presumably the lack of shops is an ongoing problem.
Wit the mathematics I'm not quite sure what you want to say.
updated Mar 20, 2012
posted by annierats
I hope it may be of some help, anyway. - annierats, Mar 20, 2012
I was trying to say that I did not like Maths last eyar and then I go onto say that I like it now ... - sinthu, Mar 20, 2012
Is it not 'no me gusté' because it is I' did not like' not he/she/it did not like? - sinthu, Mar 20, 2012
Gustar behaves differently, it is the object , or person, that pleases us. The city did not please me.. - annierats, Mar 20, 2012
I'll try to think abut the maths, I have to go to work now. - annierats, Mar 20, 2012
