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lindsey
lindsey asked in Society & CultureLanguages · 1 decade ago

preterite vs imperfect?

is the verb to enjoy preterite? the sentence is "they enjoyed the evening" . that is preterite right? what would "they enjoyed" translate to spanish.

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i am in spanish 4 honors i am trying to put the verb to enjoy into the past tense. i want to say they enjoyed but i dont know if its the preterite or imperfect

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  • Profuy
    Lv 7
    1 decade ago
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    It's preterite.

    They enjoyed the evenng.

    Ellos disfrutaron la velada.

    Source(s): Profuy
  • JJ
    1 decade ago

    The verb 'to enjoy' in Spanish is not preterite. It would be "Ellos disfrutan" in the present tense. Disfrutar- to enjoy

    Source(s): Spanish 2
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