Forcefully is the correct answer
He wants to make sure that he punishes Fortunato for his imagined wrongs, and he has to get away with it. At length I ... Finally, Montresor kills Fortunato by bricking him into the wall.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
The speaker does not want to pause at the "house," suggesting the setting frightens her and she is eager to move on.
I think this belongs more in World Languages section but I know Spanish so this should be a piece of cake. Now the preterit tense is<span> (</span>el pretérito) in Spanish-it is the past tense examples are: -ar -er and -ir always keep these in mind. The correct<span> preterite ending is depending on who the subject of the action is. </span>These are the options presented in your question:
Bebimos= past tense (we drank) imos is the verb.
Bebemos= present tense (we drink)
Bebi= past tense (I drank) i in bebi is the verb.
Bebemos is the present tense so it can't be. Understand "el pretérito" now?