Answer: i think the first one is a
Explanation:
The verb form I would use is the present tense.
You can use many verbs like "<u>sacar</u>" or "<u>recoger</u>".
- Tú sacas el dinero en el banco.
- Tu recoges el dinero en el banco.
<h3><em><u>MissSpanish</u></em> </h3>
No estoy segura pero Creó que si lo es
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Answer:</h2>
Después de reclamar mis maletas, las traigo a la aduana.
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Explanation:</h2>
In this exercise, we need to fill the blank with the more logical Spanish verb conjugated in the simple present, but <em>what is the simple present used for? </em>Well, it is used when talking about routines or habitual actions. Moreover, you can use this tense when describing actions that happens now or in the near future.
In this sentence, we use the verb traer conjugated as traigo because it matches the first person singular (yo). So the sentence:
<em>Después de reclamar mis maletas, las </em><em>traigo</em><em> a la aduana.</em>
Translates into:
<em>After claiming my bags,</em><em> I bring </em><em>them to customs.</em>
