In this exercise, you should circle the correct preterite form of the irregular verbs *ir (to go)* , *ser (to be)*, and *hacer (to do).*

Remember that **the verb matches the subject in person and number.**

1. Fabiana went to the museum.
*(Fabiana **fue**…)*

Fabiana is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *ir (to go)*, which is **”fue.”**

2. Fabiana and I made some calls to our friends.
*(Fabiana y yo **hicimos**…)*

The subject is first-person plural (we), so we used the first-person plural form of the verb *hacer *(to do)*, which is **”hicimos.”**

*The verb *hacer* normally means *to do*, but here, it has the meaning *to make* because it is part of an expression *hacer una llamada (to make a call).*

3. Adrián y Fabiana did water ski.
*(Adrian and Fabiana **hicieron**…)*

The subject is third-person plural (they), so we used the third-person plural form of the verb *hacer (to do)*, which is **”hicieron.”**

4. Getting on a Ferris wheel was fun.
*(Subir a la vuelta al mundo **fue**…)*

The subject is third-person singular (it), so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fue.”**

Note that the verbs *ir (to go)* and *ser (to be)* have the same conjugation in the preterite.

5. Did you go to an aquarium?
*(¿Tú **fuiste**…)*

The subject is second-person singular (you), so we used the second-person singular form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fuiste.”**

In this exercise, you should put the correct preterite form of the irregular verbs *ir (to go), ser (to be)*, and *hacer (to do).*

Remember that **the verb matches the subject in person and number.**

Note that the verbs *ir (to go)* and *ser (to be)* have the same conjugation in the preterite.

1. Fabiana **was** very cute with Jorge. (to be)
*(Fabiana **fue** muy…*(ser)*)*

Fabiana is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fue.”**

2. Fabiana and Josefina **went** to eat in a good restaurant. (to go)
*(Fabiana y Josefina **fueron**… (ir))*

The subject is third-person plural (they), so we used the third-person plural form of the verb *ir (to go)*, which is **”fueron.”**

3. **Were** you the tennis champion last year? (to be)
*(¿Tú **fuiste**…?(ser))*

The subject is second-person singular (you), so we used the second-person singular form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fuiste.”**

4. What **did you do** the day before yesterday? (to do)
*(¿Qué **hicieron** ustedes…? (hacer))*

The subject is second-person plural (you), so we used the second-person plural form of the verb *hacer (to do)*, which is **”hicieron.”**

5. Pablo **did** water ski. (to do)
*(Pablo **hizo**… (hacer))*

The subject is third-person singular (he), so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *hacer (to do)*, which is **”hizo.”**

6. Fabiana, Pablo, and I **went** to an amusement park. (to go)
*( Fabiana, Pablo y yo **fuimos**… (ir))*

The subject is first-person plural (we), so we used the first-person plural form of the verb *ir (to go)*, which is **”fuimos.”**

7. Roberto and Patricio did not go to an amusement park, they **did** homework. (to do)
*(…, ellos **hicieron** las tareas. (hacer))*

The subject is third-person plural (they), so we used the third-person plural form of the verb *hacer (to do)*, which is **”hicieron.”**

8. **It was** a very fun activity. (to be)
*(**Fue** muy … (ser))*

The subject is third-person singular (it), so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fue.”**

This exercise aims to help you practice writing. You should use the given elements in your sentences. The verbs you will use are irregular verbs *ser (to be), ir (to go),* and *hacer (to do).*

Since the events are set in the past (last Saturday), you should use the preterite.

1. Yo **fui** a casa de mis amigos el sábado pasado.
*(I went to my friend’s house last Saturday.)*

The subject is first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb *ir (to go)*, which is **”fui.”**

2. Yo **fui** estudioso el sábado pasado.
*(I was diligent last Saturday.)*

The subject is first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fui.”**

3. Yo **hize** la tarea el sábado pasado.
*(I did homework last Saturday.)*

The subject is first-person singular, so we used the first-person singular form of the verb *hacer (to do)*, which is **”hize.”**