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Question 1 with 1 blankEl lunes pasado yo You Answered tuve Correct Answer istuve una discusión con un compañero de clase. incorrectQuestion 2 with 2 blanksLa discusión comenzaba You Answered comenzabacomenzabaIncorrect or extra word mientras el profesor You Answered daba Correct Answer isdaba una clase sobre deportes. incorrectQuestion 3 with 1 blankMi compañero siempre día You Answered díadíaIncorrect or extra word durante la clase. correctQuestion 4 with 1 blankEl profesor no You Answered quería Correct Answer isquería discusiones durante su clase. incorrectQuestion 5 with 1 blankDe modo que nos discutíamos You Answered discutíamosdiscutíamosIncorrect or extra word: "¡Silencio!".

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

1. El lunes pasado yo TUVE una discusión con un compañero de clase.

Last Monday I had an argument with a classmate.

2. La discusión COMENZÓ mientras el profesor DABA una clase sobre deportes.

The discussion began while the teacher was holding sports class.

3. Mi compañero siempre DISCUTÍA durante la clase.

My classmate was always arguing during the class.

4. El profesor no QUERÍA discusiones durante su clase de modo que nos DIJO que discutiéramos afuera.

The teacher didn't want discussions during his class, so he told us to argue outside.

Tener -- this verb belongs to the second group of verbs in Spanish language. It is an irregular verb. It means to have, but it also means to be, to give birth, to carry, to think of, etc. In this sentence, the verb tener is in the first person singular form, in the indicative, preterite tense.

Comenzar -- a verb in Spanish that belongs to the first group of verbs. It is a stem-changing verb just like tropezar and empezar. It means to begin or to start. In this sentence, the verb is in third person singular form, in the indicative, preterite tense.

Dar -- a verb in Spanish language that belongs to the first group of verbs, as it ends in AR. It is only irregular in the yo form ( doy ).It means to give. In this sentence, the given verb is in the third person singular form, in the indicative imperfect tense.

* Discutir -- we have used this verb in two sentences. In the first sentence, this verb is in third person singular form, in the indicative, imperfect tense. This verb belongs to the third group of verbs as it ends in IR and it is a regular verb. It means to discuss or to argue.

In another sentence, we have a verb discutir, in the first person plural form, but, the difference is, that the verb is used in the SUBJUNCTIVE, in the imperfect tense. The verb belongs to the third group of verbs as the ending is IR and it means to argue and to discuss something.

Querer -- it is an irregular verb in Spanish language, and it belongs to the second group of verbs because it has an ER ending. It's used to express feelings and needs. It means to love and to want. In the given sentence, this verb was used in third person singular form, in the indicative, in the imperfect tense.

Decir -- a verb in Spanish language that belongs to the third group of verbs as it ends in IR. It is an irregular verb, and it means to say. In the example, the verb was used in the third person singular form, in the indicative, in the preterite tense.