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Instrucciones: Translate the following sentences into the Preterite or the Imperfect.
1. There was a beautiful (bella) girl and her name was Cenicienta. (haber/ser)
2. She worked every day for her evil (malvada) stepmother (madrastra). (trabajar)
3. One day there was a dance in the kingdom (el reino). (haber)
4. The stepsisters (hermanastras) dressed in beautiful dresses. (vestirse)
5. Cenicienta stayed at home and worked. (quedarse/trabajar).
6. Cenicienta was in the garden and was crying because she wanted to go to the dance. (estar/llorar/querer
a ir)
7. Suddenly, arrived her fairy godmother (la hada madrina). (llegar)

1. There was a beautiful (bella) girl and her name was Cenicienta. (haber/ser)

1.- Ella era una bella muchacha y su nombre era Cenicienta

2. She worked every day for her evil (malvada) stepmother (madrastra). (trabajar)

2.- Ella trabajaba todos los días para su madrastra malvada.

3. One day there was a dance in the kingdom (el reino). (haber)

3. Un día hubo, en el reino, un baile.

4. The stepsisters (hermanastras) dressed in beautiful dresses. (vestirse)

4.- Vistieron bellos vestidos las hermanastras.

5. Cenicienta stayed at home and worked. (quedarse/trabajar).

5.- Cenicienta se quedó trabajando en casa.

6. Cenicienta was in the garden and was crying because she wanted to go to the dance. (estar/llorar/querer  a ir)

6.- Cenicienta lloraba en el jardín pues quería ir al baile.

7. Suddenly, arrived her fairy godmother (la hada madrina). (llegar)

7. De pronto, llegó su hada madrina.

corras is the only one that is informal but doesn't follow the suffix rule. correr is the verb. corre is the formal verb form. corra would be used as the formal is corre ended with an a.

your best bet would be corras, it's the only one that is informal but is still wrong