How can I make the difference between the 'passé simple' and the 'imparfait'
The 'passé simple' is a tense for a past, finished action whereas, the 'imparfait' is used to describe an action in the past, longer and maybe unfinished.
Passé simple is a precise moment whereas Imparfait is over a larger period and slower.
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Translate: For my holiday last year, I went to Spain with my family. It was fun because we went to the beach and swam in the sea. I especially loved the food. I would like to go to Spain again, but next summer, I think I’m going to France with my friends.