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Spanish, 21.05.2021 17:20 ric12

1. Cada dia y sobre todo cada noche habia ()

A. Preterite
B. Imperfect

varios eventos.

2. Los falleros y las falleras se vestian()

A. Preterite
B. Imperfect

en sus trajes y vestidos
espectaculares (y muy caros, como me han dicho) y salian a la calle.

3. Por la noche, los falleros y las falleras organizaban ()

A. Preterite
B. Imperfect

eventos, como
conciertos o fiestas para bailar, justo al lado de su falla. Esos eventos se llamaban "verbenas.

4. Cada mañana habia la Desperta las orquestas de cada falla despertaban
()

A. Preterite
B. Imperfect

todo el mundo.

5. Tocaban
()

A. Preterite
B. Imperfect

instrumentos de
manera festiva y alegre muy temprano por la manana. Jacob estaba
muy sorprendido.

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