Compare the preterite tense conjugations to the present tense conjugations for an AR verb (hablar) as well as an ER/IR verb (comer) in this chart. Pay particular attention to the endings in the tú, nosotros, vosotros, and ellos/ellas/ustedas forms. What do the present and preterite endings for those subjects have in common? Do these patterns hold true for irregular verbs as well?

Compare the preterite tense conjugations to the present tense conjugations for an AR verb (hablar) as well as an ER/IR verb (comer) in this chart. Pay particular attention to the endings in the tú, nosotros, vosotros, and ellos/ellas/ustedas forms. What do the present and preterite endings for those subjects have in common? Do these patterns hold true for irregular verbs as well?

spanish: guatemala es genial, hay grandes amaneceres y puestas de sol. la plaza del pueblo es muy acogedora y tiene muchas tiendas divertidas. ¡no puedo esperar a verlos a todos cuando llegue a casa!

english: guatemala is great, there are great sun rises and sunsets. the town square is very welcoming and has lots of fun shops. can't wait to see all of you when i get home!

the right answer is c. tiempos

el partido de fútbol tiene dos tiempos

in english, this translates:

a football match has two halves

these halves cosists of 45 minutes each.   each half runs continuously. on the other hand, there is usually a 15-minute half-time break between halves.