1. puedes poner muchas cosas en ( el baul )
2. ponemos las gosolina en ( el tanque )
3. para ver el motor, tenemos que abrir ( el capo )
4. usas ( las llaves ) para arrancar el carro
5. si quieres parar, usas ( los frenos )
6. un carro que va muy rapido y es muy bonito ( el coche deportivo )
7. siempre me pongo ( el cinturon de seguridad )
8. ( la placa ) tienes numeros y letras y es una forma de identificar el carro
9. para ver por la noche, necesito usar ( los foros )
10. para ir mas rapido, uso( el accelerador )
The answer would be B . Because you can use it as "Quienes"
6. This sentence is indicative; the direct object pronoun (lo) must come after the subject and before the verb.
Answer: Te lo doy.
7. Same as above, the direct object pronoun (la this time) comes before the verb.
Answer: Se la compra.
8. This sentence is in the imperative mood; the parts of the sentence will go action + subject + object.
Answer: ¡Dimelo!
9. This question is asking which sentence is in passive voice. The sentences are: 1) the book was written by Cervantes, 2) Cervantes wrote the book, 3) the book wrote Cervantes. Passive voice is when the subject is acted on by the verb.
Answer: El libro fue escrito por Cervantes.
Answer: She may have just told them where to find William.
The correct Conditional Form of the verbs to fill the paragraph is: <em>"harías, serían, construirías, cambiarías, agregarías." </em>
<h3>How are the
Conditional Forms in
Spanish?</h3>
This type of verb conjugation is used to mention hypothetical situations regarding a previous event, as well as wishes or desires that someone has. It is characterized by the endings -ía, -ías, -ían, -ían, -íais, as shown in the verbs used in sentences:
- Harías
- Serían
- Construirías
- Cambiarías
- Agregarías
Because almost all conjugations correspond to the personal pronoun "tú," they have the same ending.
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