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How do I know when to use the preterite or imperfect past tense?

The preterite tense indicates a single, completed action in the past. The imperfect indicates a continuous action in the past, a repeated action or a description.
Let's take the verb 'comer', to eat,...

Answered by JAGGER B. • Spanish tutor

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“Los móviles son el futuro de las herramientas educacionales” Escribe un articulo de opinión expresando tu punto de vista.

Vivimos en una época de tecnología. Gracias a la tecnología podemos contactar a cualquier persona simplemente por haciendo algunos clics por una pantalla. ¿Puedes pensar en un tiempo en el que no usas tu ...

Answered by Rhian A. • Spanish tutor

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When do you use "ser" and when do you use "estar"

So "ser" and "estar" both mean "to be".Ser should be used when you're talking about an intrinsic quality of something eg. a description, the time, a characteristic of somethi...

Answered by Vishal G. • Spanish tutor

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When is it appropriate to use the imperfect and preterite?

The preterite is generally used for an action that has been completed in the past, which has a definite beginning and end point Example:Anoche fui a la fiesta The

Answered by Maisie L. • Spanish tutor

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What is an adjective agreement and how do I do it?

You must always agree your adjective/s with the noun/ pronoun it accompanies both in gender and in number. Most of the time the ending of an adjective will end in “-o” or an “-e” in the masculine form, “-...

Answered by Tabby B. • Spanish tutor

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