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How do you know what type of verb you are dealing with?

bogdanovich [222]

The answer to this question is to look for the verb word you are trying to change. You could add (ir, er, ar) to the ending of the verb word. A lot of verb words to conjugate are easily identifiable by their endings; primarily if they are in infinitive form; where these words end in at, er, ir.

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3 years ago

Pedro compra un libro para su clase. ¿Compra Pedro un libro para su clase? or ¿Compra un libro para su clase Pedro? Question 1 w

vladimir2022 [97]

Answer:

Question 1. Ustedes son de Puerto Rico.

- ¿Son ustedes de Puerto Rico?

Question 2. El estudiante dibuja un mapa.

- ¿Dibuja el estudiante un mapa?

Question 3. Los turistas llegan en autobús.

- ¿Llegan los turistas en autobús?

Question 4. La clase termina a las dos de la tarde.

- ¿Termina la clase a las dos de la tarde?

Question 5. Samuel trabaja en la biblioteca.

- ¿Trabaja Samuel en la biblioteca?

Question 6. Los chicos miran un programa.

- ¿Miran los chicos un programa?

Question 7. El profesor Miranda enseña la clase de humanidades.

- ¿Enseña el profesor Miranda la clase de humanidades?

Question 8. Isabel compra cinco libros de historia.

- ¿Compra Isabel cinco libros de historia?

Question 9. Mariana y Javier preparan la tarea.

- ¿Preparan Mariana y Javier la tarea?

Question 10. Ellas conversan en la cafetería de la universidad.

- ¿Conversan ellas en la cafetería de la universidad?

Explanation:

In order to make questions in Spanish, you should use inversion.

That means you should inverse the subject and the verb, and once they have changed places, what you are left with is a question.

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3 years ago

A la edad de catorce aÃ±os, rod carew y su familia fueron a la ciudad de _______ _________a vivir. miami nueva york los Ã¡ngeles

Zarrin [17]

Fueron a las ciudades de Nueva York, Los Angeles y Panama, u mean right? a las ciudades because they are various cities in plural

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3 years ago

A few months before Jen left for Spain her host family asked her to write them a letter describing what her room looks like at h

JulsSmile [24]

Answer:

1) What size family does Jen have?

She Has a big family. She has three brothers and two sisters.

2) Does she have any pets?

Yes, she has a dog named Sancho.

3) How big is her room?

Her room is not too big and not too small.

4) Is she a music lover?

Yes.

5) What other interests does she have?

She likes to read.

6) How big is her bed?

Her bed is big.

7) Does she mind a room without windows?

She has a big window in her room.

8) Does she know how to use a computer?

Yes she knows how to use a computer.

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2 years ago

Besides “do” what is the other main translation for “hacer”?

DiKsa [7]

Answer:

You can use hacer to describe how long ago something happened or how long you have been doing something. You can also use hacer to describe past actions that were interrupted by another action. Let's learn some handy time expressions with hacer!

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3 years ago

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