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Minchanka [31]4 years ago

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Juan Carlos dice que va a llover
Juan Carlos is saying that is going to rain

Verizon [17]4 years ago

3 0

<h2>Right answer: dice </h2>

This is a sentence written in present tense (indicative) with the 3rd person in singular he (él), which is Juan Carlos. Hence, the verb decir is conjugated as él dice (he says).

Then the complete sentence is:

<h2>Juan Carlos dice que va a llover. </h2>

Juan Carlos says it is going to rain.

The other options are incorrect because:

Oye (he hears) and oyen (they hear) does not match with the context of the sentence

dicen (they say) is conjugated with the 3rd person in plural ellos (they) and is not in accordance with the subject of the sentence.

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Answer:

Ayer Paula vió un vestido muy barato en la tienda y lo compró.
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Explanation:

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For example: The past tense conjugation for the verb "comprar" is:

Yo compré

Tú compraste

El/ella compró

Nosotros compramos

Ustedes compraron

Ellos/ellas compraron

"Vender" is regular verb. The past tense conjugation is the same as "Temer":

Yo vendí

Tú vendiste

El/ella vendió

Nosotros vendimos

Ustedes vendieron

Ellos/ellas vendieron

"Ver" is an irregular verb. The past tense conjugation is:

Yo vi

Tú viste

El/ella vio

Nosotros vimos

Ustedes vieron

Ellos/ellas vieron

"Oír" is an irregular verb. The past tense conjugation is:

Yo oí

Tú oíste

El/ella oyó

Nosotros oímos

Ustedes oyeron

Ellos/ellas oyeron

Translation:

Yesterday Paula saw a very cheap dress in the store and bought it.
At Christmas, the clerks sold many socks and socks.
Last week I went to the sales at the mall. I'm happy because I didn't spend much money.
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