Question 6 with 2 blanks (llover) cuando ellos (salir) a la calle. question 7 with 2 blankscuando (yo) (llegar) a la tienda ya (estar) cerrada. question 8 with 2 blanksde repente (yo) (acordarse) de que (yo) (tener) deberes. question 9 with 2 blanksnormalmente yo (limpiar) mientras mi madre (cocinar). question 10 with 2 blankscuando andrea (correr) por el parque los fines de semana, siempre (ella) (ver) a mis amigos.

Llovía cuando ellos salieron. (It was raining when they got out.)

Llovía - imperfect tense because it describes the past situation

Salieron - past simple tense because it is a finished action in the past

Cuando llegué a la tienda ya estaba cerrada. (When I came the shop was already closed.)

Estaba - imperfect tense because it describes the past situation

Llegué - past simple tense because it is a finished action in the past

De repende me acordé de que tenía deberes. (I remembered that I had homework to do.)

Tenía - imperfect tense because it describes the past situation

Me acordé -  past simple tense because it is a finished action in the past

Normalmente yo limpiaba mientras mi madre cocinaba. (Usually, I used to clean while my madre used to cook.)

Limpiaba, cocinaba - imperfect tense because these are two habits repetead regularly in the past (normalmente = usually)

(Normalmente yo limpio mientras mi madre cocina. - we could use the present tense in this case too)

Cuando Andrea corría por el parque los fines de semana, siempre veía a mis amigos. (When Andrea used to run in the park on weekends, she always used to see my friends.)

Corría, veía - mperfect tense because these are two habits repetead regularly in the past (siempre = always)

(Cuando Andrea corre por el parque los fines de semana, siempre ve a mis amigos. - we could use the present tense in this case too)

well, if he says unos it is 1, if he says dos, it is 2, if he says tres, it is 3, if he says cuatro, it is 4

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