Answer:
usted
Explanation:
"Tu" is used as an informal pronoun. You would use it with friends or siblings. Usted gives a formal pronoun. You would use it with Mr, Mrs (Senora in this case), and people of higher power than you.
1. Abra
2. Compre
3.haga
4. Baile
5. Page
<span>First Name, Middle Name, Paternal Name(Father), Maternal Name(Mother)
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<span>Jonathan Charles Peters Johnson
When a Hispanic/Latino emigrates to a predominately English-speaking country, erroneously the (maternal last name) 2nd last name is assumed to be the only last name of the person.
Jonathan may write his name as, Jonathan Charles Peters J.
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Hi
Nosotros pagamos.
This is as well present and preterite tense.
PAGAR <em>presente</em>
pago
pas
paga
pagamos
pagáis
pagan
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PAGAR <em>preterito</em>
pagué
pagaste
pagó
pagamos
pagasteis
pagaron
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