Answer:
1. No,no conozco a "nadie" de Puerto Rico.
2.No, no se "nada sobre el tema."
3.No no veo "ni un" programa interesante.
4.A mi "tampoco" me gustan.
5.No no voy a ver "ninguna" pelicula.
<span>When they say "peninsular Spanish" are referring to Spanish from Spain.
The definitions I found were not very clear as being specifically that type of Spanish, but I found this online translated as:
Bolazo
1. Violent blow with a bowl. (m)
2. (Cono Sur) silly remark, piece of nonsense (disparate); false news; fib, lie; mistake, error. (m)
Mandarse un bolazo -> to put one's foot in it</span>
I’m not even sure what the question is truly asking but i’m guessing it’s saying to put the action as if it was already done
1. Yo prepare un sándwich.
2. Tú escuchaste la música.
3. El enseño el español.
4. Nosotros limpiábamos la casa.
5. Julia y Ricardo tocaron la guitarra.
6. Yo compre los refrescos.
7. Tu comiste el desayuno.
8. Elena quería la falda.
9. Nosotros cerrábamos las ventanas.
10. Ellas practicaban el fútbol.
11. Yo mire la televisión.
12. Tú hablaste español.
13. Tomas dibujaba a las chicas.
14. Nina y yo ayudábamos al líder.
15. Luis y Carlota llevaban los libros.
Hope this helped
Answer:
D) escuchas
Explanation:
This is the informal "you listen"
<u>Cepillarse</u>:
<u>Divertirse</u>:
Remember that reflexive verbs need a reflexive pronoun to use (me, te, se, nos, os). It depends on who the verb falls to, a different reflexive pronoun will be used.
As the verb "cepillarse" and "divertirse" are reflexive, they must be added after the verb when the form of the verb is <u>impersonal</u> (infinitive, gerund and participle). In this case "-se".
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