Dijo que fue o era ...?
hola todos. cual es la diferencia entre los siguientes tres frases:
Me dijo que habia sido una experiencia inolvidable.
Me dijo que fue una experiencia inolvidable.
Me dijo que era una experiencia inolvidable
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"Fue inolvidable" would more commonly be used to describe a single experience that the person had on one particular occasion. "Era una experiencia inolvidable" is not a common usage; but the understanding that I get from the tense is that the "experience" actually occurred repeatedly as a set of individual experiences over a certain period of time. Generally, though, when you are describing a fantastic experience that you had, you are always going to express this using the preterite tense.
Example: Yo tuve la oportunidad de viajar a Francia el año pasado, y fue una experiencia inolvidable.
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