In this exercise, we need to complete the first line with the *Ustedes* form of the verb and the second line with the *nosotros* form of the verb, formatted in the preterite tense.
The sentence reads:
*”You _____ play sports, right?”
“Yes, ____ play baseball and hockey.”*

We need to conjugate the verb *poder* (can) in the correct preterite tense form. As indicated in the description of the task, the subject of the first sentence is *ustedes* (you). Therefore, we will use the third-person plural form of *poder*, which is “pudieron”.
The subject of the second sentence is *nosotros* (we). Therefore we will us the first-person plural form of *poder*, which is “pudimos”.

Note that the verb *poder* (can) is irregular because it has a different stem (pud-). The irregular verbs in the preterite that have a different stem don’t have accent marks in their forms.

pudieron; pudimos

In this exercise, we need to complete the first line with the *Ustedes* form of the verb and the second line with the *nosotros* form of the verb, formatted in the preterite tense.
The sentence reads:
*”You ____ have to clean your rooms, right?”
“Yes, ___ to clean them.”*

We need to conjugate the verb *tener* (have) in the correct preterite tense form. As indicated in the description of the task, the subject of the first sentence is *ustedes* (you). Therefore, we will use the third-person plural form of *tener*, which is “tuvieron”.
The subject of the second sentence is *nosotros* (we). Therefore we will use the first-person plural form of *tener*, which is “tuvimos”.

Note that the verb *tener* (have) is irregular because it has a different stem (tuv-). The irregular verbs in the preterite that have a different stem don’t have accent marks in their forms.

tuvieron; tuvimos

In this exercise, we need to complete the first line with the *Ustedes* form of the verb and the second line with the *nosotros* form of the verb, formatted in the preterite tense.
The sentence reads:
*”You ___ watched the student play, right?”
“Yes, ____ to see it.”*

We need to conjugate the verb *venir* (come) in the correct preterite tense form. As indicated in the description of the task, the subject of the first sentence is *ustedes* (you). Therefore, we will use the third-person plural form of *venir*, which is “vinieron”.
The subject of the second sentence is *nosotros* (we). Therefore we will use the first-person plural form of *venir*, which is “vinimos”.

Note that the verb *venir* (come) is irregular because it has a different stem (vin-). The irregular verbs in the preterite that have a different stem don’t have accent marks in their forms.

vinieron; vinimos

In this exercise, we need to complete the first line with the *Ustedes* form of the verb and the second line with the *nosotros* form of the verb, formatted in the preterite tense.
The sentence reads:
*”You ____ what happened to Jorge yesterday, right?”
“Yes, ____.”*

We need to conjugate the verb *saber* (to know) in the correct preterite tense form. As indicated in the description of the task, the subject of the first sentence is *ustedes* (you). Therefore, we will use the third-person plural form of *saber*, which is “supieron”.
The subject of the second sentence is *nosotros* (we). Therefore we will use the first-person plural form of *saber*, which is “supimos”.

Note that the verb *saber* (to know) is irregular because it has a different stem (sup-). The irregular verbs in the preterite that have a different stem don’t have accent marks in their forms.

supieron; supimos

In this exercise, we need to complete the first line with the *Ustedes* form of the verb and the second line with the *nosotros* form of the verb, formatted in the preterite tense.
The sentence reads:
*”You _____ everything you did, right?”
“Yes, ____you everything.”*

We need to conjugate the verb *decir* (tell) in the correct preterite tense form. As indicated in the description of the task, the subject of the first sentence is *ustedes* (you). Therefore, we will use the third-person plural form of *decir*, which is “dijeron”.
The subject of the second sentence is *nosotros* (we). Therefore we will use the first-person plural form of *decir*, which is “dijimos”.

Note that the verb *decir* (tell) is irregular because it has a different stem (dij-). The irregular verbs in the preterite that have a different stem don’t have accent marks in their forms.

dijeron; dijimos