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Conjuga la perífrasis en el tiempo verbal correspondiente.
- Ayer (ir a ir/yo) a casa de Jorge, pero no me dio tiempo.1st person singular of the imperfect, signal word → ayerYesterday I was going to go to Jorge’s house, but I didn’t have time.
- Lucía (echarse a reír) con este vídeo cuando lo vea mañana.3rd person singular of the future tense, signal word → mañanaLucia will laugh at this video when she sees it tomorrow.
- Antes de acostarnos, mi madre nos (soler contar) un cuento.3rd person singular of the present tense: the speaker is still a child|3rd person of the imperfect tense: the speaker is talking about the pastBefore we go to bed my mother usually tells us stories.
Before we went to bed my mother used to tell us stories.
- Cuando termine la fiesta, (hay que recoger) todo.future simple form of haber, signal word → cuando: the party is not over yetWhen the party is over you will have to tidy everything up.
- ¿Por qué no (poder comprar/vosotros) ayer los regalos?2nd person plural of the past perfect tense, signal word → ayer to talk about the recent past|2nd person plural of the preterite tense, signal word → ayerWhy couldn’t you buy the presents yesterday?
- Los perros no (parar de ladrar) cuando están en el jardín.3rd person plural of the present tenseThe dogs don’t stop barking when they are in the garden.
- (deber ordenar/tú) tu cuarto si quieres salir con tus amigos.2nd person singular of the present tense|2nd person singular of the conditional, signal word → si, introduces a conditional sentenceYou have to clean your room if you want to go out with your friends.
- Mi hermano (andar limpiar) su cuarto cuando llegaron sus amigos.3rd person singular of the past perfect tense → both actions took place in the past and the main action (cleaning) was in process when the second action (the arrival) occurred.My sister was cleaning her room when her friends arrived.
- El año pasado me (dar por estudiar) chino.1st person singular of the preterite, signal word → el año pasadoLast year I felt like studying Chinese.
- Si él fuese más trabajador, (llegar a ser) el jefe de la empresa.3rd person singular of the conditional, signal word → si fuese: introduces a conditional sentence.If he was more hardworking he would become head of the company.