Answer:
<u>Estoy</u> limpiando el <u>baño</u>. => I am cleaning the bathroom.
<u>Estamos</u> haciendo la cama => We are making the bed.
<u>Están</u> cortando el césped. => They are mowing the lawn.
<u>Está</u> lavando la <u>ropa</u>. => He is washing the laundry.
Explanation:
The underlined words are what I personally used to help me figure out each match.
Always remember that in the Present Progressive Tense of spanish grammar:
Estoy = Yo or I
Estás = Tu or You (casual)
Está = Él / Ella / Usted or He / She/ You (formal)
Estamos = Nosotros or We
Estáis = Vosotros or You all (used mainly in Spain)
Están = Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes or They / You all
<em>Hope this helps you</em> :)
yes, is there anything more specific?
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
It says Don't be stubborn, it can be negitive and itr really isn't formal, formal is in a more proffesional maner.
Answer:
moneda
Explanation:
Their symbol, their credo, is a life of liberty. The Quetzal, the National Bird of Guatemala, long may they soar. Their currency is called the Guatemalan quetzal, named after the national bird. moneda means currency in spanish.
