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Preterite vs Imperfect- Summary

Today you will read the slides provided on Google Classroom that give a description of when to use verbs in the imperfect and when they are used in the preterite tense. Then write (in English or Spanish) a short summary of when each verb tense is used, and provide a sentence with a specific example for each- one for the imperfect and one for the preterite. 
The summary should have a minimum of 5 sentences and include:
 a description of  imperfect 
a description of preterite. 
An example sentence with imperfect
An example sentence with preterite
A summary
You will turn in the writing on a site called “Class Companion.” There is a link provided in google classroom as well. Please be sure to click the green “Finish” button at the bottom, even after you receive a score.

Question 1

Short answer
See description above- What is the imperfect and preterite tense?

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