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Imperfecto & Vocab Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
-ar conjugation for preterito imperfecto. Where are the accent marks located? Be specific.	aba, abas, aba, abamos, abais, aban The only accent mark is located above the first "a" in "abamos".
-er/-ir conjugation for preterito imperfecto. Where are the accent marks located? Be specific.	ia, ias, ia, iamos, iais, ian There is an accent mark above every first "i" in each conjugation.
What are the 3 verbs that have an irregular conjugation with Preterito Imperfecto?	Ser, ir, ver
What is the irregular conjugation of ser? Where are the accent marks located? Be specific.	era, eras, era, eramos, erais, eran Accent mark over the "e" in "Eramos"
What is the irregular conjugation of ver? Where are the accent marks located? Be specific.	veia, veias, veia, veiamos, veiais, veian There are accent marks over the first "i" in each conjugation.
What is the irregular conjugation of ir? Where are the accent marks located? Be specific.	iba, ibas, iba, ibamos, ibais, iban There is one accent mark above the "i" in "ibamos".
What are the conjugations for -ar, -er, and -ir for Preterito Perfecto Simple? Locate the tildes as well.	e, aste, o, amos, asteis, aron (tilde over the "e" and "o") i, iste, io, imos, isteis, ieron (tilde over the "i" and "o" in -io)