We have Armstrong brand suspended ceiling and I need to know how should I install a smoke detected on it.
Hmm. If you want to remember when to use the preterite, remember this: If it's accompanied by a word that infers that it ended, then you use the preterite. Words that mean yesterday or last week or last month count. For the imperfect, remember that you use it if the word is not going on or you don't know if it ended or not. If you say something like, I danced for two years, nothing in that sentence notes that you don't dance anymore. You just said that you danced for two years. So anything, with for (amount of time) uses imperfect. If it doesn't note any time usage, then it's best to assume that the verb should be imperfect (unless the action tends to be quick). Hope that helps.
Yes! I am so looking forward to it being cold!!!
Yes, I love winter and the cold weather.
Since most of us have cell phones, I guess it depends on where you are when you answer the phone. If it's a public place you might get arrested before you even have a chance to answer it if the police are nearby.
I can't wait for fall and winter! I hate the hot summer and can't wait for it to end. Hurry up and get here fall and winter! Cool and cold weather, Yeah! Bring it on!
