Answer:
venir
vine. voy. iré
poner
puse. pongo. pondre
salir
salí. salgo. saldré
traer
traje. traigo. traeré
dar
dí. doy. daré
Assuming you speak of past, present and future
Answer:
1. A todos sus amigos les prepara un desayuno peruano.
2. A Janet le prepara unos frijoles.
3. A nosotros nos prepara un vaso de leche con chocolates.
4. A Mack le prepara una sopa caliente.
They are pronounced similarly to the English “b” after a pause & after the ‘m’ sound. Sometimes they are pronounced like the English “v” but with the lips touching.
Hello there!
Hay varios estacionamientos cerca de la oficia, a. busque el estacionamiento de la compañía del señor Gómez.
In this sentence the word "busca" could be used and the sentence would still be grammatically correct. I chose "busque" because it seems to me like the conversation is happening between strangers and not friends, therefore "usted" is the correct way to address the person.