In this exercise, you should make grammatically correct sentences from the elements given.

– Fabio **fue** al…
*(Fabio went to the aquarium.)*

Fabio is third-person singular (he), so we connected it with the third-person singular form of the verb *ir (to go)*, which is **”fue.”**

– Fabio y yo **hicimos**…
*(Fabio and I did some shopping.) *

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

– Yo **fui**…
*(I went to Fabio’s house.)*

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

– Fabio y Soledad **fueron** buenos amigos…
*(Fabio and Soledad were good friends and bought the tickets for us.)*

The subject is third-person plural (they), so we connected it with the third-person plural form of the verb *ser (to be)*, which is **”fueron.”**

– Tú **hiciste**…
*(You made some very tasty food.)*

The subject is second-person singular (you), so we connected it with the second-person singular form of the verb **hacer* *(to do)*, which is **”hiciste.”**

*The verb *hacer* normally means *to do*, but here it means *to make*.

In this exercise, you should write 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. Federico made a nutritious soup. How tasty!
*(Federico **hizo** una sopa…)*

Federico is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *hacer (to do / to make),* which is **”hizo.”**

2. Federico and Agustina went to buy things to prepare dinner.
*(Federico y Agustina **fueron.**..)*

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. Federico and Agustina were very nice at dinner.
*(Federico y Agustina **fueron.**..)*

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

4. I made the dessert.
*(Yo **hice**…)*

The subject is dirst-person singularl (I), so we used the first-person singular form of the verb *hacer (to do / to make)*, which is **”hice.”**

5. Agustina and I went to buy orange juice.
*(Agustina y yo **fuimos**…)*

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

This exercise aims to help you practice writing. You should use the given verbs 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 week), you should use the preterite. You are the subject, so you should use first-person singular forms in your sentences.

Use the model answers below as a reference.

1. Yo **fui** al parque de diversiones la semana pasada.
*(I went to an amusement park last week.)*

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

2. Yo **fui** muy feliz la semana pasada.
*(I was so happy last week.)*

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

3. Yo **hice** un helado casero.
*(I made some homemade ice cream.)*

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