said by JALevinworth : I'm sorry to say, a lot. Stealing your car's documents is big business, and why many say they should no longer be kept in an unattended car or at least not in an unlocked glove box (or elsewhere not obvious). Your registration and insurance has your driver's license number on it. Fake driver's licenses are big business as it's used as a primary document for identification, as well as for other means to identify people (government forms, such as SS#, opening a bank account, etc.).
When to use the Imperfect Tense- The imperfect is commonly used to express: 1  Habits or customs in the past. 2  Describe people, animals, things, and with descriptive situations. 3  To tell age, dates, days, names and hours.  What had been happening - Usually expressed in Spanish,HacÃ­a + time + que + imperfect.
Spanish has two fundamental past tenses, the preterite and the imperfect. Strictly speaking, the difference between them is one of not tense but aspect, in a manner that is similar to that of the Slavic languages. However, within Spanish grammar, they are customarily called tenses. Perfect: In Spanish, verbs that are conjugated with haber (to have [done something]) are in the perfect aspect. 2  Perfective: In Spanish, verbs in the preterite are in the perfective aspect. 3  Imperfective: In Spanish, the present, imperfect, and future tenses are in the imperfective aspect.