Ana maría is talking about what she was like as a child. fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the imperfect to know her story.
los sábados yo
(levantarse) a las 8: 00 y luego
(ir) al baño. a veces,
(tener) mucho sueño. después,
(desayunar) mientras
(mirar) la televisión por media hora. entonces
(bañarse) y
(vestirse). luego
(jugar) un poco en casa o, si
(ver) a mis amigos en la calle,
(jugar) juntos. yo
(tener) muchos amigos y
(ser) muy unidos. a veces
(ir) todos a la plaza para hablar con otros amigos y otras veces
(ir) al cine. nunca
(gastar) mucho dinero, pero siempre
(divertirse) mucho.

me levanto, voy Al baño, tengo, desayuno, Miro, me baño y me visto, juego, veo, jugamos juntos, tengo, y somos, vamos, vamos, gasto, me divierto mucho.

Ana María is talking about what she was like as a child. Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the imperfect to know her story.

Los sábados yo  me levantaba (levantarse) a las 8:00 y luego  iba (ir) al baño. A veces,  tenía (tener) mucho sueño. Después,  desayunaba (desayunar) mientras  miraba (mirar) la televisión por media hora. Entonces  me bañaba (bañarse) y  me vestía (vestirse). Luego  jugaba (jugar) un poco en casa o, si  veía (ver) a mis amigos en la calle,  jugabamos (jugar) juntos. Yo  tenía (tener) muchos amigos y  éramos (ser) muy unidos. A veces  íbamos (ir) todos a la plaza para hablar con otros amigos y otras veces  íbamos (ir) al cine. Nunca  gastábamos (gastar) mucho dinero, pero siempre  nos divertíamos (divertirse) mucho.

Explanation:

In this activity we have to put the verbs in brackets into the correct conjugation in Imperfect tense in order to complete the text.

The verbs are in Imperfect because Ana Maria is talking about what her childhood was like, and she´s talking about her old habits. The imperfect tense is used to talk about past habitual actions, or to talk about what someone was doing at a point in the past.

1. Me levantaba is the conjugated form of the reflexive verb levantarse (to get up) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

2. Iba is the conjugated form of the verb ir (to go) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

3. Tenía is the conjugated form of the verb tener (to have) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

4. Desayunaba is the conjugated form of the verb desayunar (to have breakfast) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

5. Miraba is the conjugated form of the verb mirar (to watch) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

6. me bañaba is the conjugated form of the reflexive verb bañarse (to take a bath) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

7. Me vestía is the conjugated form of the reflexive verb vestirse (to get dressed) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

8. Jugaba is the conjugated form of the verb jugar (to play) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

9. Veía is the conjugated form of the verb ver (to see) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I)

10. Jugábamos is the conjugated form of the verb jugar (to play) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (We)

11. Tenía is the conjugated form of the verb tener (to have) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I).

12. Éramos is the conjugated form of the verb ser (to be) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (We)

13 and 14. Íbamos is the conjugated form of the verb Ir (to go) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (We)

15. gastábamos is the conjugated form of the verb gastar (to spend) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (We)

16. Nos divertíamos is the conjugated form of the reflexive verb divertirse (to have fun) in Imperfect Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (We)

a siento, vienen

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