In different spanish-speaking countries there are slight differences in their education systems, but it's notorious the difference with the American education system. An example is the Costa Rican system, children enter at the age of 4 and a half years old at a level called "maternal", then at the age of 5 they enter kindergarten also called "kinder", then at the age of 6 they enter to "preparatoria" although those levels are needed they aren't required. At the age of 7 they enter primary school where they spend six years. After finishing primary school they enter high school where they spend 5 to 6 more years depending if it is a technical high school or academic high school.
Answer:
You have been working through a lot of material that includes sorting grammatically correct and incorrect sentences.
Directions: Take a look at the sentences below and create a general rule in your own words that you think could explain
what makes a sentence grammatically correct in Spanish when using verbs that require spelling changes in the preterite
tense.
Explanation:
You have been working through a lot of material that includes sorting grammatically correct and incorrect sentences.
Directions: Take a look at the sentences below and create a general rule in your own words that you think could explain
what makes a sentence grammatically correct in Spanish when using verbs that require spelling changes in the preterite
tense.
Furan hechas por cuestion del proprio pais
Answer:
Explanation:
They have different endings in the present tense
-ar verbs end in:
Yo: -o
Tú: -as
El/Ella: -a
Nosotros: -amos
Vosotros/ vosotras: -áis
Ellos/Ellas: -an
-er/ -ir verbs end in:
Yo: -o
Tú: -es
El/ Ella: -e
Nosotros/Nosotras: -emos for -er/ -imos for -ir
Vosotros/Vosotras: -éis for -er/ -sí for -ir
Ellos/Ellas: -en
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