Does the paragraph show both preterito and imperfecto.
Cuando yo tenia unos diez anos yo solia pertenecer a Girl Scouts. Nos conocimos una vez a la semana old miercoles en son Iglesia del barrio. Nos enteramos de la peoniesa, la artesania, la religion, ayudar a los menos afortunados. Vendi galletas con mis amigos en el clima frio. Era importante ganar Girl Scouts insignias. Estate aparte de este grupo moldeado mid valores como una chica joven.
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Yes it does, imperfecto: tenía, solía, era; pretérito: conocimos, enteramos, vendí.
Yes, the paragraph uses both preterite (preterito) and imperfect (imperfecto) tenses. Here is a breakdown of the verb conjugations in each tense:
Preterite (preterito):
- "Tenia" (imperfect of "tener") is used to express that the speaker used to have something.
- "Solía pertenecer" (imperfect of "soler" and preterite of "pertenecer") is used to indicate a habitual action in the past.
- "Nos conocimos" (preterite of "conocer") is used to indicate a specific moment in the past when the speaker and the others in the Girl Scouts group met for the first time.
Imperfect (imperfecto):
- "Conocíamos" (imperfect of "conocer") is used to indicate a habitual action in the past.
- "Nos enterábamos" (imperfect of "enterarse") is used to describe a continuous action in the past of gaining knowledge or finding out about something.
- "Ayudar" (imperfect of "ayudar") is used to express the general idea of helping others regularly.
- "Vendía" (imperfect of "vender") is used to indicate a habitual action in the past.
- "Era" (imperfect of "ser") is used to describe a state or condition in the past.
- "Ganar" (infinitive form of the verb "to win") is used to express the general idea of winning badges in the Girl Scouts.
- "Moldeaba" (imperfect of "moldear") is used to describe an ongoing action of shaping or forming values in the past.
Overall, the paragraph employs both the preterite and imperfect tenses to provide a mix of specific actions or events in the past (preterite) and ongoing or habitual actions in the past (imperfect).