Question 1 with 1 blank el sábado (haber) una fiesta sorpresa para elsa en mi casa. question 2 with 2 blanks sofía (hacer) un pastel para la fiesta y miguel (traer) un flan. question 3 with 2 blanks los amigos y parientes de elsa (venir) y (traer) regalos. question 4 with 2 blanks el hermano de elsa no (venir) porque (tener) que trabajar. question 5 with 1 blank su tía maría dolores tampoco (poder) venir. question 6 with 1 blank cuando elsa abrió la puerta, todos gritaron: "¡feliz cumpleaños! " y su esposo le (dar) un beso. question 7 with 4 blanks elsa no (saber) cómo reaccionar (react). (estar) un poco nerviosa al principio, pero pronto sus amigos (poner) música y ella (poder) relajarse bailando con su esposo. question 8 with 1 blank al final de la fiesta, todos (decir) que se divirtieron mucho.

El sábado hubo una fiesta sorpresa para Elsa en mi casa. Sofía hizo un pastel para la fiesta y Miguel trajo un flan. Los amigos y parientes de Elsa vinieron y trajeron regalos. El hermano de Elsa no vino porque tenía que trabajar. Su tía María Dolores tampoco pudo venir. Cuando Elsa abrió la puerta, todos gritaron: "¡Feliz cumpleaños!" y su esposo le dio un beso. Elsa no sabía cómo reaccionar. Estaba un poco nerviosa al principio, pero pronto sus amigos pusieron música y ella pudo relajarse bailando con su esposo. Al final de la fiesta, todos dijeron que se divirtieron mucho.

Explanation:

On Saturday there was a surprise party for Elsa at my house. Sofia made a cake for the party and Miguel brought a flan. Elsa's friends and relatives came and brought gifts. Elsa's brother did not come because he had to work. His aunt Maria Dolores could not come either. When Elsa opened the door, everyone shouted: "Happy birthday!" and her husband kissed her. Elsa didn't know how to react. She was a little nervous at first, but soon her friends played music and she could relax dancing with her husband. At the end of the party, everyone said they had a lot of fun.

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All the verbs have to be conjugated in the preterite tense. You have to use the Spanish preterite tense ("pretérito perfecto simple" in Spanish) when you want to talk about actions completed at some point in the past.

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