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When I was (to be) a little girl, I lived (to live) with my father and my sister. Her name (to be called) was Libo. Libo cleaned (clean) and cooked (cook) for our family every day. One day, when I arrived home, I saw that Libo was making a huge lunch, and it was only 2 o'clock in the afternoon. I asked her (ask) why she had made all of this food so early, and she said (say) that, in Mexico, everyone eats a big lunch at 2 p.m. So, my sister and I sat down (sit down) at the table and we ate (eat). The food was delicious! That day, I learned my first lesson on Spanish culture
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conjugation is very important in Spanish because verbs can change their form to match the subject of the sentence. For most verbs, there are six different form you could use depending on the subject the verb is paired with!
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Me, Pasar, Hablar, Jugar
Gusta, comer, pasear, bicicleta
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C. nos
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An indirect object pronoun is used to tell us<em> to whom</em> or <em>for whom</em> something is done. In this case, I went to school to our first class of the year, so the profesor talked about the rules of the University. Since the action is being performed for us, that is, he talked to a group of students, then we choose the indirect object pronoun that matches the first person plural, which is nos. Therefore:
<em>Ayer fui a nuestra primera clase del año y el profesor </em><em>nos</em><em> habló de las reglas de la universidad</em>
