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Yo (caminó/ caminé) por dos horas ayer
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Yo (caminó/ caminé) por dos horas ayer

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English translation : I walked for 2 hours yesterday , It is formal and better to say camine then camino.

Spanish translation : Yo camine por dos horas ayer , Es mejor dicier camine den camino.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ayer : Yesterday

Camino/Carmine : Yesterday.

Yo : I

Por : For.

Dos : 2.

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