Explanation:
1. DANIEL Muy bien. Marta y yo (1) (conseguir) hacer muchas cosas, pero lo mejor fue la cena del sábado. CONSEGUIMOS
Very well. Marta and I will continue to do many things, but it would be better if the dinner was on Saturday.
The verb we have here is CONSEGUIR -- meaning to get, but there are other meanings that Spanish people use. The verb belongs to the third group of verbs because of its IR ending. It is an irregular verb in Spanish language. In this sentence, the given verb is in the second person plural form. When it comes to the tense of this verb, it's a present, indicative tense.
2. DANIEL Al restaurante Vistahermosa. Es elegante, así que (nosotros) (2) (blank) nos vestimos 8.1 (vestirse) bien. NOS VESTIMOS
To the restaurant, Vistahermosa. It's elegant, that's why we will dress up pretty.
The verb we have here is VESTIR (SE) which indicates that in this case, the verb is reflexive. The verb belongs to the third group of verbs as it ends in IR. It's an irregular verb. When it comes to the tense we have chosen, it's present, indicative tense. We put the verb in the second person, plural form. The meaning of this verb is, to dress, to dress up, to put clothes on.
3. PAULA Y, ¿qué platos (3) (pedir, ustedes)? PIDIERON
Which plates did you ask for?
The verb we have in this very example is PEDIR, meaning to order and to ask for. The verb also belongs to the third group of verbs in Spanish language, because of its IR ending. It is an irregular verbs. The given verb is in the third person plural form ( PIDIERON ) in the preterite, indicative tense. Los platos, in this sentence, refers to the dish ( meal ) they order, but it can also mean a plate.
4. DANIEL Yo (4) (pedir) camarones y Marta (5) (preferir) el pollo. Y al final, el camarero nos (6) (servir) flan. I ordered prawns and Marta preferred chicken. At the end, the waiter served us flan.
We have three different verbs in this sentence.
The first one is PEDIR -- pedí is the correct form. The verb belongs to the third group of verbs because of its unique IR ending. The verb is, as expected, irregular in Spanish language. In this sentence, it's in the first person singular form, in the preterite, indicative tense. It means to ask for, to order. The correct translation would be '' ordered '' as they are in the restaurant and that translation simply fits better.
The second verb we have here is to PREFER, which carries the meaning of '' to prefer '' or '' to have preference '' . It belongs to the second group of verbs because of its ER ending. It is an irregular verb in Spanish language. In this sentence, the given verb is in the third person singular form. When it comes to the correct tense, it's in preterite, indicative tense, which looks like this: prefirió.
The third and final verb that we used in this sentence is SERVIR. Since it has an IR ending, it's obvious that it belongs to the third group of verbs. It's an irregular verb and it means to serve, to be used for. In this example, the given verb is in the third person singular form, and when it comes to the correct tense, it's in the preterite, indicative tense. The correct form would be: sirvió.
5. DANIEL Sí. Pero después de la cena Marta no (7) (sentirse) bien.
Yes, but after the dinner, Marta didn't feel well.
The verb we have here is SENTIR (SE) which means it's an reflexive verb in this case. The verb belongs to the third group of verbs because of its IR ending. It means to feel and it's an irregular verb. The given verb is in the third person singular form, and it's in the preterite indicative tense. The correct form of it would be: se sintio. Many verbs in Spanish can be reflexive verbs.
