Translate the phrase by finding the infinitive and conjugating it to match the subject.

Yo miro con ________. los labios las orejas los ojos las piernas

Scrat [10]

Answer:

los ojos, eyes

Explanation:

I see with my eyes. Technically that would be "Yo miro con mis ojos" but if you translate it exactly it would say "I see with the eyes" Anyway, the important thing you need to know is that the correct answer is los ojos. Labios are lips, orejas are ears and piernas are legs.

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Match the following subject me to the correct preterite forms

Roman55 [17]

Answer:

1)e

2)b

3)c

4)a

5)d

Explanation:

Check your answers

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3 years ago

Escribe quien, que, o lo que en el espacio.

inysia [295]

<h2>1) Right answer:</h2>

que

El diario que yo leo es muy interesante

This lesson stands for relative pronouns. A relative pronoun is used to introduce a clause that describes a previously mentioned noun. One of the most important relative pronouns is que that means that, which, who, or whom and can refer to a person, place, or thing. Here que stands for el diario. This sentence translates into:

The diary that I read is very interesting

<h2>2) Right answer:</h2>

que

Hay mucha gente que no tiene casa en esta ciudad

Here we also use que. So here this relative pronoun stands for gente even though gente is still in the sentence. In this way, we can translate que here as who. So, in English this sentence means:

There are many people who don't have a house in this city

<h2>3) Right answer:</h2>

lo que

Yo no comprendo lo que tú dices

lo que means that which, what or the thing that and refers to an abstract idea. When we use this relative pronoun we are talking about a general idea. Thus, the translation of this sentence is:

I don't understand what you mean

<h2>4) Right answer:</h2>

que

El libro que nosotros usamos fue escrito por mi amigo

Here we also use que. So, this relative pronoun stands for el libro even though el libro is still in the sentence. Since libro (book) is a thing, then the relative pronoun translates into that. Therefore, in English this sentence means:

The book that we used was written by my friend

<h2>5) Right answer:</h2>

quien

Dime quien llegó

Quien is a relative pronoun that means who or whom and can only refer to a person. So here i want to know who arrived at a place. Thus, the translation of this sentence is:

who arrived?

So a response to this question might be:

María llegó in which case María replaces quien

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HELP ASAP PLEASE !

trasher [3.6K]

1.este
2.esta
3.esa manzana es roja
4.que es ese
5.that desk is raquel´s

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prefirieron el menú vegetariano. repetimos el segundo plato. durmió durante cinco horas. me vestí elegante para la cena. servist

rewona [7]

Answer:

Nosotros seguimos hablando de cocina.

Francisco prefirió el pescado a la carne.

Los niños se durmieron en el restaurante.

Mis padres consiguieron la mejor fruta del mercado.

Tú no pediste la especialidad de la casa.

Explanation:

You just need to conjugate the verb in participle acording to the personal pronoun. That is to eliminate de "r" at the end of the infinitive form of the verb and add some particles according to the subject.

Note that in the plural third and second person (ustedes, ellos) all verbs finish in "ron", while in the first plural person (nosotros) the verbs finish in "mos". In the case of the third singular person we amust add "ó" and in second singular person, we add "ste". Regarding to the first singular person we don't add anything.

Seguir: Nosotros seguimos

*Preferir: Él prefirió

*Dormir: Ellos durmieron

*Conseguir: Ellos consiguieron

Pedir: Tú pediste

*The verb preferir, dormir and conseguir are "irregular" so it changes a bit, an "e" for an "i". Preferió to prefirió, "conseguieron" to "consiguieron" and in the case of dormir, it changes an "o" to "u": "dormieron" to" durmieron".

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