How would your parents refer to your grandparents?

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If you are talking about how your parents call their parents it is papá(dad) and mamá(mom) but if you wanna know how you would call them it would be abuelo( grandpa) and abuela( grandma)

Inessa [10]3 years ago

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Tus abuelas(feminine)
tus abuelos(masculine)

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For this exercise we have to complete the sentences using direct object pronouns

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The direct object pronouns are used to repplace the direct pronound in order to avoid the repetition of the nouns. The direct object pronouns must agree with the direct objects in gender (femenine/masculine), number (singular/plural)

me (me) / nos (us) / te (you, familiar) / lo, la (him, her, it, you-formal) /los, las (them, you-all-for.

When we have to verbs together like the verb estar plus gerund, or the verb ir a plus infinitive the direct object pronoun goes at the end of the verb in gerund or infinitive, or can go before the verb estar or ir.

1. Voy a hacer mi maleta. Voy a hacerla (la replaces maleta, femenine/singular)

2. Necesitamos llevar los pasaportes. Necesitamos llevarlos (los replaces pasaportes, masculine/plural)

3. Marcos está pidiendo el folleto turístico. Marcos está pidiéndolo (lo replaces folleto masculine/singular)

4. Javier debe llamar a sus padres. Javier debe llamarlos (los replaces sus padres, masculine/plural)

5. Ellos desean visitar el Viejo San Juan. Ellos desean visitarlo (lo replaces El Viejo San Juan, masculine singular)

6. Puedo llamar a Javier por la mañana. Puedo llamarlo por la mañana (lo replaces javier masculine/singular

7. Prefiero llevar mi cámara. Prefiero llevarla (la replaces cámara, femenine singular)

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La semana pasada, Manolo y Aurora (querer) dar una fiesta. (Decidir) invitar a seis amigos y servirles mucha comida. Manolo y Au

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<h3>Choose the preterite or imperfect tense of the verbs in parentheses.</h3>

La semana pasada, Manolo y Aurora ¹querían dar una fiesta. ²Decidieron invitar a seis amigos y servirles mucha comida. Manolo y Aurora ³estaban preparando la comida cuando Elena ⁴llamó. Como siempre, ⁵tenía que estudiar para un examen. A las seis, ⁶volvió a sonar el teléfono. Su amigo Francisco tampoco ⁷podía ir a la fiesta, porque ⁸tenía fiebre. Manolo y Aurora ⁹se sintieron muy tristes, pero ¹⁰tuvieron que preparar la comida.

Summary

¹querían (background information)

²Decidieron (finished)

³estaban (background information)

⁴llamó (finished)

⁵tenía (background information)

⁶volvió (finished)

⁷podía (background information)

⁸tenía (background information)

⁹se sintieron (finished)

¹⁰tuvieron (finished)

<h3>Translation</h3>

Last week, Manolo and Aurora wanted to throw a party. They decided to invite six friends and serve them a lot of food. Manolo and Aurora were preparing food when Elena called. As always, she had to study for an exam. At six, the phone rang again. Their friend Francisco also couldn't go to the party, because he had a fever. Manolo and Aurora felt very sad, but they had to prepare the food.

Explanation: whether the action happened only once, and it is considered finished, we use the preterite tense. Whether we are providing background information, we use the imperfect, because the imperfect sets the scene for a series of actions.

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