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 ¿ Pretérito o imperfecto ? Preterit goes with sPecific time or amout of time

 ¿ Pretérito o imperfecto ? Preterit goes with sPecific time or amout of time. Imperfect goes with Indefinite time or amount of time (also descriptions and – ing’s ). 1.) una vez. One time P. 2.) siempre. Always I. 3.) el domingo. On Sunday P. 4.) los sábados. On Saturdays

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 ¿ Pretérito o imperfecto ? Preterit goes with sPecific time or amout of time

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  1.  ¿Pretérito o imperfecto? Preterit goes with sPecific time or amout of time Imperfect goes with Indefinite time or amount of time (also descriptions and –ing’s)

  2. 1.) una vez • One time • P

  3. 2.) siempre • Always • I

  4. 3.) el domingo • On Sunday • P

  5. 4.) los sábados • On Saturdays • I

  6. 5.) de repente • Suddenly • P

  7. 6.) finalmente • Finally • p

  8. 7.) los fines de semana • On the weekends • I

  9. 8.) generalmente • Generally • I

  10. 9.) de vez en cuando • Once in a while / from time to time • I

  11. 10.) el jueves pasado • Last Thursday • P

  12. 11.) anteayer • The day before yesterday • P

  13. 12.) cada día • Each day • I

  14. 13.) usualmente • Usually • I

  15. 14.) por primera vez • For the first time • P

  16. 15.) a menudo • Often • I

  17. 16.) todos los días • Every day • I

  18. 17.) ayer • Yesterday • P

  19. 18.) un día • One day • P

  20. 19.) dos veces • Two times • P

  21. 20.) a veces • Some times / at times • I

  22. Choose whether each of the following statements would require using the preterit or imperfect tense in Spanish by choosing “P” for preterit (specific time or amount of time) and “I” for imperfect (indefinite amount of time):

  23. 1.) I ran five miles yesterday. P / I • p

  24. 2.) It was four o’clock. P / I • i

  25. 3.) He was reading the newspaper. P / I • i

  26. 4.) She studied for two hours last night. P / I • p

  27. 5.) We went to Canada every year in the summer. P / I • i

  28. 6.) I used to ride my bike all day long. P / I • i

  29. 7.) Wow! Was she angry! P / I • i

  30. 8.) You arrived at the hotel in the afternoon. P / I • p

  31. 9.) The cat jumped out the window. P / I • p

  32. 10.) It was snowing. P / I • i

  33. 11.) It rained yesterday afternoon. P / I • p

  34. 12.) He was wearing a black leather jacket. P / I • i

  35. 13.) She wore a red skirt yesterday. P / I • P

  36. 14.) We lost the match. P / I • p

  37. 15.) We were so sad. P / I • i

  38. 16.) They vacationed in Hawaii last year. P / I • p

  39. 17.) They usually vacationed in Florida. P / I • i

  40. 18.) They never vacationed in Mexico. P / I • i

  41. 19.) Did you have to work last Saturday? P / I • p

  42. 20.) The dog ran after the mailman. P / I • p

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