the correct answer is ellas
Answer:
- Ayer Paula vió un vestido muy barato en la tienda y lo compró.
- En Navidad, los dependientes vendieron muchos calcetines y medias.
- La semana pasada fui a las rebajas en el centro comercial. Estoy contenta porque no gasté mucho dinero.
- Fernanda, ¿oíste la radio anoche? El famoso almacén La Barata cerró anteayer.
- Marcela, yo ya busqué tus revistas de moda dos veces, pero no las encontré.
- ¿Usted pagó en efectivo o usó su tarjeta de crédito?
Explanation:
These verbs are regular: comprar, gastar, cerrar, buscar, usar. They can be conjugated as the verb "amar"
For example: The past tense conjugation for the verb "comprar" is:
Yo compr<u>é</u>
Tú compr<u>aste</u>
El/ella compr<u>ó</u>
Nosotros compr<u>amos</u>
Ustedes compr<u>aron</u>
Ellos/ellas compr<u>aron</u>
"Vender" is regular verb. The past tense conjugation is the same as "Temer":
Yo vend<u>í</u>
Tú vend<u>iste
</u>
El/ella vend<u>ió
</u>
Nosotros vend<u>imos
</u>
Ustedes vend<u>ieron</u>
Ellos/ellas vend<u>ieron</u>
"Ver" is an irregular verb. The past tense conjugation is:
Yo vi
Tú viste
El/ella vio
Nosotros vimos
Ustedes vieron
Ellos/ellas vieron
"Oír" is an irregular verb. The past tense conjugation is:
Yo oí
Tú oíste
El/ella oyó
Nosotros oímos
Ustedes oyeron
Ellos/ellas oyeron
Translation:
- Yesterday Paula saw a very cheap dress in the store and bought it.
- At Christmas, the clerks sold many socks and socks.
- Last week I went to the sales at the mall. I'm happy because I didn't spend much money.
- Fernanda, did you hear the radio last night? The famous La Barata warehouse closed the day before yesterday.
- Marcela, I already searched your fashion magazines twice, but I didn't find them.
- Did you pay in cash or use your credit card?
C) pudieron. Ayer means yesterday and this should be conjugated in plural preterite.
"pico" might be the answer you're looking for.
"pico" means beak, and a "pelicano" is a pelican.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
First of all, you're talking about definite articles, not pronouns. In English, there is only one definite article, the word "the". In Spanish, there are 4: él, la, los, and las.
él = singular masculine
la = singular feminine
los = plural masculine
las = plural feminine
The definite article you use depends on the noun you are using with it. In Spanish, hamburgers are <em>las</em><em> </em>hamburguesas and sandwiches are <em>los</em><em> </em>sandwiches. Since hamburguesas is plural and feminine you would use las and the same applies to sandwiches. Therefore the answer is las and los.
