In this exercise, we'll use three tenses, so let's define them:
Preterite tense forms. The preterite tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past.Imperfect tense forms. The imperfect is used to talk about past actions, conditions, or events that occurred regularly or frequently or that were in progress in a moment in the past.The simple present. The simple present tense is used to talk about habitual actions or routines. This tense is also used to describe things that happens now or in the near future.
So the answers are as follows:
(1) Fuimos
From the first Table bellow, you can see that the conjugation of the irregular verb ir, in the preterite tense, that matches the first person plural is fuimos.
(2) Fue
In this case, fue is the conjugation of the verb ir for the third person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the first Table bellow.
(3) Fue
It is also used the same conjugation as in the item (2)
(4) Fuimos
As Clara y yo can be replaced by the subject pronoun ellas (third person plural), the matching conjugation of the verb ir is also fuimos.
(5) Fuimos
Here the sentence continues to talk about Clara y yo.
(6) Fue
Talking about the food matches the third person singular, so here the conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fue.
(7) Fuimos
Here the sentence stands for nosotras, that is, the first person plural. So the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fuimos
(8) Fuimos
Here the sentence stands for nosotras, so we need to use fuimos as well
(9) Fuimos
El jueves stands for the third person singular. So the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fuimos
(10) Fuimos
Here the sentence also stands for nosotras, so we need to use fuimos as well
(11) Fue
El viaje stands for the third-person singular, so the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fue
(12) Fui
In this case, fui is the conjugation of the verb ir for the first person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the first Table bellow.
(13) era
In this case, era is the conjugation of the verb ser for the third person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the second Table bellow.
(14) Fuimos
Here the sentence is talking about Clara y yo again, so the conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite tense is fuimos again
(15) Fuimos
Here the sentence stands for nosotras again, so we need to use fuimos as well
(16) es
es is the conjugation of the verb ser for the third person singular in the simple presents. As stated in the concept above, things happens regularly in the simple present. So dawn is always beatuiful on Machu Picchu
(17) Fue
La excursión stands for the third-person singular, so the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fue
(18) Fuiste
Fuiste is the conjugation of the verb ir for the second person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the first Table bellow.
Finally, the paragraph is:
El mes pasado mi amiga clara y yo fuimos de vacaciones a Perú. El vuelo fue un miércoles por la mañana y fue cómodo. Primero, clara y yo fuimos a lima y fuimos a comer a un restaurante de comida peruana. La comida fue muy buena. Luego fuimos al hotel y nos fuimos a dormir. El jueves fue un día nublado. Nos fuimos a cuzco, y el viaje en autobús fue largo. Yo fui la primera en despertarse y ver la ciudad de cuzco. Aquella mañana, el paisaje era impresionante. Luego, clara y yo fuimos de excursión a Machu Picchu. El cuarto día nos levantamos muy temprano y fuimos a la ciudad Inca. El amanecer sobre Machu Picchu es hermoso. La excursión fue una experiencia inolvidable. ¿Fuiste tú a perú el año pasado?
