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What is a Spanish preterite and imperfect narrative activity?

A Spanish preterite and imperfect narrative activity is an exercise where students create stories using both tenses to show understanding of their different uses, like describing ongoing actions (imperfect) and completed events (preterite).

How do I teach students to combine preterite and imperfect in a narrative?

To teach students to combine preterite and imperfect, have them build a narrative timeline of their childhood including descriptions, repeated actions, completed events, and interruptions, clearly labeling and highlighting each verb tense.

What are some easy storyboard ideas for practicing preterite vs. imperfect?

Easy storyboard ideas include timelines of childhood memories, daily routines, or memorable vacations. Students can illustrate scenes and write captions using both tenses for habitual actions and specific events.

Why is it important not to use specific times with the preterite in this activity?

Using specific times can confuse students about when to use the preterite versus imperfect. Labeling timeline sections as general periods (like "childhood") helps reinforce correct tense usage.

What are common mistakes students make with preterite vs. imperfect narratives?

Common mistakes include mixing up tenses, using the preterite for descriptions or habitual actions, and not highlighting irregular preterite forms. Remind students to match tense to action type and review irregular verbs.