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Por y Para: Duration of time (during, for) |
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Por y Para: Movement of location (through, along, past, around) |
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Por y Para: Motive (on account of, because of, for) |
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Por y Para: Exchange (in exchange for) |
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Por y Para: Point in time of deadline (for, by) |
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Por y Para: Destination (for) |
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Por y Para: Recipients or intended person or persons (for) |
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Por y Para: Comparison (for) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: Provide background information, set the stage, or express a condition that existed (It was, We were) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: Describe habitual or often repeated actions (We used to..., When he was..., They always...) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: Express was or were + ing (Were you... ing, I was... ing) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: To tell time in the past |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: To describe physical and emotional states or characteristics |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: To relate an event or occurence that refers to one specific time in the past (We went... last year, We ate...) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: To relate an act begun or completed in the past (It started to rain, The __ began, The __ ended) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: To relate a sequence of events or actions, each completed and moving the narrative along towards its conclusion (We arrived..., we picked up..., and went...; We decided...) |
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Preterit o Imperfecto: To relate and action that took place within a specific or specific amount of time (I walked for..., We talked for...) |
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