C C'est ma vie Guest Jan 14, 2009 #2 Cada año ibamos a acampar. (this is the imperfect) Fuimos is the preterit and I think it makes more sense to use the preterit in this instance.
Cada año ibamos a acampar. (this is the imperfect) Fuimos is the preterit and I think it makes more sense to use the preterit in this instance.
C Captain Answer Guest Jan 14, 2009 #3 cada año, fuimos a acampar For more translations, you can use this free website: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/ I hope i helped, good luck =] Best answer would be greatly appreciated!!! Captain answer
cada año, fuimos a acampar For more translations, you can use this free website: http://babelfish.yahoo.com/ I hope i helped, good luck =] Best answer would be greatly appreciated!!! Captain answer
G Gabriel B Guest Jan 14, 2009 #4 "Fuimos" isn't in Imperfect Tense, it's Preterite. In Imperfect, the sentence would go like this: "Cada año ibamos a acampar". Hope that helps.
"Fuimos" isn't in Imperfect Tense, it's Preterite. In Imperfect, the sentence would go like this: "Cada año ibamos a acampar". Hope that helps.
B Beanie Guest Jan 14, 2009 #5 cada ano ibamos a acampar fuimos is the preterite, so that is not correct because you want the imperfect, ibamos, because it is a habitual (every year) action BEST ANSWER WOULD BE APPRECIATED if you ever need help with spanish message me! =] what level are you in?
cada ano ibamos a acampar fuimos is the preterite, so that is not correct because you want the imperfect, ibamos, because it is a habitual (every year) action BEST ANSWER WOULD BE APPRECIATED if you ever need help with spanish message me! =] what level are you in?