Using tener que, I changed the conjugation to match the the subject of my sentences:
1. Tengo que ponerme maquillaje.
Translation: I have to put on makeup.
2. Tenes que ponerte sapatos mas bonitos.
Translation: You have to put on more beautiful shoes.
3. Tengo preparar la salsa por todos.
Translation: I have to prepare salsa for everyone.
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask any questions.
Answer:
You already have it highlighted. (very top left)
Explanation:
Unless you made a typing error lol.
1. <u>Asistes </u>a muchos conciertos?
2. <u>Haces </u>deporte todos los dias?
3. Sales, a <u>bailar</u>?
4. <u>Comes </u>en restaurantes elegantes?
5. <u>Cenas</u> tarde?
6. <u>Lees </u>cómics?
7. <u>Corres </u>los fines de semana?
8. <u>Ves </u>pelis (peliculas) en la computadora?
9. <u>Vas </u>de compras con amigos?
10. <u>Visitas </u>a tus parientes?
Answer:
Tenes que trabajar los sabados
Tenes que descansar aqui
Tenes que comer mas temprano
Tenes que ser mas amable
Tenes que correr mas rapido
Explanation:
Answer:
area = side² = square edge
Explanation:
The formula for the area of a square :
area = (side length)²
