6. Tú comes hamburguesa.
7. Nosotros preparamos la comida.
8. Usted hace el trabajo.
9. Ellos viven en nicaragua.
10. Nosotras jugamos el bàsquetbol.
Hope this helps! Im not sure if you wtote this, not trying to be mean but the grammar isn’t well written.
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I'm just going to give you a conjugation table for you reference.
-ir verbs
yo -o instead of -ir
tú -es instead of -ir
él, ella, usted -e instead of -ir
nosotros/as -imos instead of -ir
vosotros (spain) -ís instead of -ir
ellos, ellas, ustedes -en instead of -ir
-ar verbs
yo -o instead of -ar
tú -as instead of -ar
él, ella, usted -a instead of -ar
nosotros/as -amos instead of -ar
vosotros (spain) -aís instead of -ar
ellos, ellas, ustedes -an instead of -ar
-er verbs
yo -o instead of -er
tú -es instead of -er
él, ella, usted -e instead of -er
nosotros/as -emos instead of -er
vosotros (spain) -éís instead of -er
ellos, ellas, ustedes -en instead of -ar
conjugate the verb based on the subject
hint: the subjects for the two and three are: Me (yo) & Alfredo(él) have fun.
Answer:
depends what nationalities you want to put in.
eg italian and chinese...
Su madre es italiana, y su padre es chino.
remember masculine and feminine; eg italiano would be for a male, italiana would be for a female etc etc.
hope this helped
Explanation:
Answers:
Affirmative tú command:<em> ¡Para en la señal de stop!</em>
Negative tú command: <em>¡No gires a la izquierda!</em>
<h3>Translation: </h3>
<em>Affirmative tú command: </em><em>Stop at the stop sign! </em>
<em>Negative tú command: </em><em>Do not turn left!</em>
<h2><em>Spymore</em></h2>
Answer:
There are 2 posible answers:
A) No, no hablo polaco
B) Yo no hablo polaco
