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Did the baby cry a lot? Affirmative

Yes, the baby cried a lot.

Bill llamó a su madre anoche. -Translate

Bill called his mother last night.

Did John pass his history exam or his English exam? -Answer: history exam

John passed his history exam.

Ella necesitaba un paraguas porque era una mañana lluviosa. -Translate

She needed an umbrella because it was a rainy morning.

Did your dad bake a chocolate cake or a cherry pie? -Answer: a cherry pie

My dad baked a cherry pie.

Ellos aprobaron el examen. -Translate

They passed the exam.

Cuando era pequeño creía en fantasmas. -Translate

When I was young (little) I believed in ghosts.

Visité Nueva York cuando estaba nevando. -Translate

I visited New York when it was snowing.

María le hizo una pregunta al profesor. -Translate

María asked her teacher a question.

Did you call your friend last week? Affirmative

Yes, I called my friend last week.

Did you watch TV last night or the night before? -Answer: the night before

I watched TV the night before.

Did you plan your friend's surprise party? Affirmative

Yes, I planned my friend's surprise party.

Ana llegó tarde. -Translate

Ana arrived late.

El partido terminó antes debido al mal tiempo. -Translate

The match ended early because of the bad weather.

Did you change your clothes this morning? Affirmative

Yes, I changed my clothes this morning.

Ana saltó en un charco esta mañana. -Translate

Ana jumped in a puddle this morning.

El accidente ocurrió ayer. -Translate

The accident happened yesterday.

Did you talk to your best friend this morning or last night? -Answer: this morning

I talked to my best friend this morning.

Ella quería tomar el sol porque hacía sol. -Translate

She wanted to sunbathe because it was sunny.

Mi tío me ayudó con los deberes. -Translate

My uncle helped me with my homework.