Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> My family and I went to Spain last week.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> My (girl) cousins went to a party.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Dad gave me a bicycle.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Your friends and you were at the movies.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Y’all (Spain) did your homework on the bus.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> You were able to speak with your boyfriend last night.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Marta knew how to get to your house.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> My parents and my brother put the food on the table last night.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> I gave my teacher my homework late.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> My family wanted to reserve a plane ticket.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> My uncles and my aunts were in Atlanta last week.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Roberto told the truth.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Your mom made the food for your children.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> The children wanted to eat candy.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> You came on the 9o’clock flight.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> What did you tell her?

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> When did we tell the principal?

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> My mom put on a dress yesterday. (reflexive)

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Y’all (Spain - girls) knew my address.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> The bus came late.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Virginia made coffee this morning.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> We (girls) wanted to play.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Sir, did you know how to do this?

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> Y'all gave us lunch for free.

Instructions: Change the subject to a personal pronoun + conjugate in the pretérito. (Don't use accents, capitalize pronoun) -> They said to speak with you.