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El amor y el odio son sentimientos contrarios.
Luis y yo somos los dos chicos más populares de la clase.
Manolo está deprimido porque no tiene planes para el fin de semana.
Los padres de Juan Carlos están divorciados.
Carmen es lista, pero un poco insegura.
Explanation:
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In the previous exercise, you must complete each sentence with the verbs "<em>ser</em>" (to be) or "<em>estar</em>" (to be), which must be correctly conjugated. In Spanish, they do not have the same meaning.
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In Spanish, when the direct object is a person, it is preceded by the preposition “a.” This word has no English translation.
Jorge llama a María.
Jorge calls María.
From the perspective of the English speaker, the personal “a” appears to be an extra word. From the perspective of the Spanish speaker, the personal “a” is required, and to not use it is a serious error.
Explanation:
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The correct reflexive form of the verb to fill each sentence is:
- Lionel Messi siempre <u>se acuesta</u> a dormir una horas cuando termina de almorzar. ¿Tú también <u>te vas</u> a dormir la siesta después de mediodía?
- Debemos <u>cepillarnos</u> los dientes después de cada comida.
- Algunas personas <u>se duchan</u> por la mañana. A mí me gusta <u>ducharme</u> por la noche.
- Todas las noches, Laura <u>se baña</u> bien la cara para <u>quitarse</u> el maquillaje.
- Profesor, ¿usted <u>se levanta</u> muy temprano para llegar a tiempo a la escuela?
- Daniel y Virginia <u>se visten</u> y salen a desayunar en un café los domingos.
<em>Translation.</em>
- Lionel Messi always <u>goes</u> to sleep for an hour when he finishes lunch. Are you also <u>going</u> to take a nap after noon?
- We must <u>brush</u> our teeth after every meal.
- Some people <u>shower</u> in the morning. I like to <u>shower</u> at night.
- Every night, Laura <u>bathes</u> her face well to <u>remove</u> her makeup.
- Teacher, do you <u>get up</u> very early to get to school on time?
- Daniel and Virginia <u>get dressed</u> and go out for breakfast in a cafe on Sundays.
<em>Reflexives pronouns</em><em>.</em>
This type of pronouns is <u><em>used to mention that the action falls on the same person who performed it</em></u>. Depending on the personal pronoun used, the reflexive pronouns are:
- <em>Yo: </em><u>me</u>
- <em>Tú:</em> <u>te</u>
- <em>Usted: </em>se
- <em>Él:</em> <u>se</u>
- <em>Ella:</em> <u>se</u>
- <em>Ello: </em>se
- <em>Nosotros / Nosotras: </em><u>nos</u>
- <em>Ustedes: </em>se
- <em>Ellos / Ellas:</em> <u>se</u>
To identify the appropriate reflexive pronoun in each sentence, you must recognize the noun in the sentence, replace it with the appropriate personal pronoun and <u><em>use the corresponding reflexive pronoun</em></u>.
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