In this exercise, we need to complete each sentence with the correct form of the irregular verb in the preterite form.
The sentence reads:
*”I____some exotic animals in the forest.”*

The subject is “yo” (I). Therefore, we need to conjugate the verb *ver* (to see) to the first-person singular preterite form, which is “vi”.

Note that the irregular verbs don’t have accent marks.

vi

In this exercise, we need to complete each sentence with the correct form of the irregular verb in the preterite form.
The sentence reads:
*”My brothers____camping one night.”*

The subject is “mis hermanos” (my bother). Therefore, we need to conjugate the verb *hacer* (to do) to the third-person plural preterite form, which is “hicieron”.

Note that the irregular verbs don’t have accent marks.

hicieron

In this exercise, we need to complete each sentence with the correct form of the irregular verb in the preterite form.
The sentence reads:
*”You____some pretty flowers?”*

The subject is “tú” (you). Therefore, we need to conjugate the verb *ver* (to see) to the second-person singular preterite form, which is “viste”.

Note that the irregular verbs don’t have accent marks.

viste

In this exercise, we need to complete each sentence with the correct form of the irregular verb in the preterite form.
The sentence reads:
*”My sister and I_____a walk on the beach?”*

The subject is “mi hermana y yo” (we). Therefore, we need to conjugate the verb *dar* (to give) to the first-person plural preterite form, which is “dimos”.

Note that the irregular verbs don’t have accent marks.

dimos

In this exercise, we need to complete each sentence with the correct form of the irregular verb in the preterite form.
The sentence reads:
*”The family____lots of fun things.”*

The subject is “la familia” (the family). Therefore, we need to conjugate the verb *hacer* (to do) to the third-person singular preterite form, which is “hizo”.

Note that the irregular verbs don’t have accent marks.

hizo