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.
Using Preterite and Imperfect in a Story. Both the preterite and imperfect are needed to tell a story. The preterite is most often used to talk about actions and events. So if you only used the preterite, you would end up with a story that only gave the plot outline or told what happened. The imperfect, on the other hand, is most frequently used for descriptions. So if you only used the imperfect in your story, it would all be background information and description.