Complete with the correct preterite form of the indicated verb. Tú lo ___________, ¿no? (tener) Question 10 options: tuviste tuve tienes

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Complete with the correct preterite form of the indicated verb.

Tú lo ___________, ¿no? (tener)
Question 10 options:

tuviste

tuve

tienes

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It should be tuviste. Tienes is present tense, and tuve is the wrong subject.

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