<span>One similarity is that both libraries were founded in the 1800s. The Library of Congress was founded in 1800 exactly, and La Biblioteca Nacional de Mexico was founded in 1867. Additionally, another similarity is that both were founded by their respective governments in order to establish one place with the majority of the country's information in it. As such, it's often impossible to check out books at these libraries, since they hold precious documents to the nation's history.</span>
The answer is D).<span>Sí, se los lavo yo</span>
Conjugations of verbs for the formal "you" in Spanish are the same as for the subjects el and ella; in present tense, they usually end in -a.
The option you have checked is in past tense ("I bought this"); the present tense conjugation is compra.
Usted compra esto.
Again, the conjugation of verbs for the formal "you" in present tense almost always end in the letter "a"; the correct conjugation is estudia.
Usted estudia <span>matemáticas.</span>
Answer:
1. prepara 2.estudiamos 3.usamos 4.llevan 5. llego 6. entra
Explanation:
For these problems, you will need to know the forms of subject pronouns. I will provide a list. Yo - o, tú - as, él/ella/usted - a, nosotros(as) - amos, ellos(as)/ustedes - an. With this information, you will be able to transform your AR verbs into correct conjugations in the sentences. For example, in the first question, it states the subject Paula. In the sentence, you can classify her as "she" and nothing else. From the information above, when something is shown as "she" (ella) then you use a at the end of an ar verb. So you would change preparar to prepara since we are are talking about "ella." If you have any questions about the other problems, don't hesitate to ask.
