Decide if the following sentence is grammatically correct or incorrect:
2 answers:
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- This weekend my friends and I are going to the beach. I like the mountains, but my friends prefer to go to the beach. So we're going to Ocean City, New Jersey.
- We go by car, because we live in Philadelphia and it's only an hour's drive. There are no buses or trains to the beach. and it is faster to go by car.
- We decided to stay at the campsite very close to the beach. We bring food and a tent. It is much cheaper than going to a hotel. We will stay until Sunday because we have to go to school on Monday.
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- Este fin de semana mis amigos y yo vamos a la playa. Yo me gustan las montañas, pero a mis amigas prefieran ir la playa. Por eso, vamos a Ocean City, Nueva Jersey.
- Vamos en coche, porque vivimos en Filadelfia y es solo una hora en coche. No hay autobuses o trenes a la playa. y es más rápido ir en coche.
- Decidimos quedar en el camping muy cerca de la playa. Traemos la comida y una tienda de campaña. Es mucho más barato que ir a un hotel. Quedaremos hasta el domingo porque tenemos que ir a la escuela el lunes.
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<h3>Completa la frase con la forma presente indicativo o subjuntivo del verbo. Fill in the blank with the <u>present</u> indicative or subjunctive form of the verb. </h3><h3>Ojalá que mi familia ________(venir) a visitarnos durante el verano. </h3>
Answer: Ojalá que mi familia venga a visitarnos durante el verano.
Translation: I hope my family comes to visit us during the summer.
Explanation: In Spanish, when wishes, which may not be made, are expressed, the subjunctive mood is used. The interjection "Ojalá", replaces the verb wish, which is understood and as the subject in this sentence is third-person in the singular "Mi familia", the verb must be conjugated in this form. Ella venga, that is the presente tense in the subjunctive mood verb "venir".