You just had a fabulous day of sightseeing, and you want to tell someone all about it. You need both of the past tenses: preterite for the action and imperfect for the description. This is the chapter where you're going to master narrating in the past using the preterite and imperfect tenses.
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Intermediate Spanish Sections
- Top 10 Reasons for Learning Intermediate Spanish
- Build on the Basics
- Pronunciation Review
- Equivalents of the Verb “To Be”
- Question and Answer Formation
- Making Comparisons
- Out and About: Verbs and Adverbs
- Reflexive and Transitive Verbs
- The Future Tense
- Using the Past Tenses
- Casual Etiquette Using Infinitives
- Office and Work: More Formal Etiquette
- Conditional and Commands
- Direct Object Pronouns
- Indirect Object Pronouns
- Mastering Object Pronouns
- Sightseeing: Using Superlatives
- Narrate with Preterite and Imperfect Verbs
- From Mountains to Seashore: Prepositions
- Helping Hands: Spanish for Volunteers
- Strategies for Lifetime Learning
- Spanish-to-English Glossary
- English-to-Spanish Glossary
- Idiomatic Expressions and Refrains
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