Sp 2: Pretérito Regular + ir, dar, ver

Conjugate the verb in brackets to the correct form of the preterite tense.

Por la mañana yo (a)   (visitar) a mi amigo.

Answer explanation

In the morning I visited my friend.

Conjugate the verb in brackets to the correct form of the preterite tense.

Él (a)   (ir) a casa a las nueve y media.

Answer explanation

He went home at 9:30.

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Yo (a)   (mirar) la televisión hasta las diez

Answer explanation

I watched tv until 10

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Primero, yo (a)   (comer) el pastel.

Answer explanation

First, I ate cake

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Por la tarde nosotros (a)   (trabajar) en la tienda de mi padre.

Answer explanation

in the afternoon we worked in my father's store

Conjugate the verb in brackets to the correct form of the preterite tense.

El domingo tú (a)   (visitar) a mi abuela

Answer explanation

On Sunday, you visited my grandmother.

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La novia (a)   (saltar) del techo de la iglesia.

Answer explanation

The bride jumped off of the roof of the church.

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El domingo nosotros (a)   (hablar) por teléfono.

Answer explanation

On Sunday we spoke on the phone

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Mis padres (a)   (comprar) zapatos blancos.

Answer explanation

My parents bought white shoes.

Conjugate the verb to the correct form of the preterite (past) tense.

A las ocho Helen (a)   (salir) con sus amigos.

Answer explanation

At 8 o'clock Helen went out with her friends