Hello!
When you encounter verbs in the preterite form and the subject is "I", there are some grammatical changes in the ending. Here are changes:
yo -gar → yo -gué (ex. yo jugar → yo jugué)
yo -car → yo -qué (ex. yo buscar → yo busqué)
yo -zar → yo -cé (ex. yo empezar → yo empecé)
1. -- Juan, ¿cuánto pagó por tu suetér?
-- Yo pagué 25 dólares.
2. -- ¿Qué hizo Marta anoche?
-- Ella practicó al fútbol con sus hermanos.
3. -- Hija, ¿practicó el piano?
-- Sí, mamá. Toqué por una hora.
Answer: 1. 95
2. 14
3. 102
4. 110
explanation:
1. In order to find the answer for number 1 we will have to count down from 99 because that is the greatest possible 2 digit number. We also know that a number that has a factor of 5 ends with a five, therefore 95 is the greatest two digit number with 5 as a factor.
2. now we have to start with 10 because that is the smallest 2 digit number and going up the 7 times table. 7 times 2 s 14 and that is the smallest two digit number.
3. since it says smallest 3 digit number we have to start at 100. 100 is not dividable with 3. 101 is not dividable by 3, but 102 is dividable by 3 making it the smallest three digit number.
4. again we have to start with 100. 11 times 10 is 110. 11 times 9 is 99 so we cant use 11 times 9. therefore 11 times 10 also know as 110 is the smallest three digit number.
I think Kahloc he doesn't sound familiar.
