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3 years ago

Read each line. Change each sentence into a negative tu command, using the verb in parentheses.

2 answers:

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1) No quiero comer pasteles
2) No estudio inglés
3) No quiero comprar los boletos
4) No vengo a la escuela
5) No tengo frío
6) No preparo la fiesta

wolverine [178]3 years ago

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Answer:

1. No quiero comer pasteles.

2. No estudio ingles.

3. No quiero comprar los boletos.

4. No voy a la escuela.

5. No tengo frío.

6. No preparo la fiesta.

Explanation:

To complete each of the sentences following the instructions given, we must use each verb in the parenthesis and it is conjugated to a negative command, keeping the idea of what is expressed in each of the sentences.

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