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Cierto o falso: Al hablar del imperfecto, ¿se puede usar las palabras un día, una tarde y de repente?

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True
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Answer: True: un día, una tarde ; False: de repente

Step-by-step explanation:

The imperfect can be used to describe events that were happening in the past over time, so we can say:

Un día yo estaba en la playa cuando... (imperfect past)

Una tarde nosotros íbamos al parque y... (imperfect past)

On the other hand, if we want to talk about a specific event that happened in the past, we use the preterit tense.

de repente empezó a llover. (preterite)

de repente vimos a nuestros vecinos. (preterite)

Translation

One day I was at the beach when suddenly it started to rain.

One afternoon we were going to the park and suddenly we saw our neighbors.

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