1- bano
2- comedor
3- limpiar
4- cocinar
5- mesa
6- el jabon
7- doblar
8- tenemos
9- hay
10- carmen tiene que limpiar su dormitorio
11- The word that follows que in a Spanish expression is always an infinitive. An infinitive is the form of the verb that you would find in a dictionary, and in Spanish they always end with -ar, -er or -ir, such as estudiar (study), go (ir) or work (trabajar). You do not need to change the infinitive in any way. Just choose the word for the action that you want to describe, and put it after the correct form of tener que.
12- Hay que estudiar para sacar una buena nota
13- Tienes que lavar los platos?
14- Ojos
15- manos or orejas could be right
16- brazos
Hope this helped!
So, the drunkard said that if yesterday was tomorrow, and today's Friday, on what day of the week did he say that? So, we know that today's Friday. And we know that our yesterday was the drunkard's tomorrow. So, if you really think about it, the correct answer is Wednesday - on Wednesday, the drunkard said tomorrow, and since today's Fridays, it means that his tomorrow (Thursday) was our yesterday. La respusta es <span>Miercoles.</span>
Answer:
"¿Cómo deletreas 'pinchos'?
Explanation:
Spanish traslation:
"¿Cómo deletreas 'pinchos'?
El deletreo es: (spelling is)
pe
i (i látina)
ene
ce
hache
o
ese
