<span>Lesson 7 structure | 7.4 verbs like like page 247 try it! complete with the indirect object pronoun and the present tense form appropriate in each sentence. grammar presentation show me how to complete and submit recording activities assigned: due fri, Oct 20, 2017 11:59 pm eastern time you have 2 attempts to complete this activity. answers require correct use of: accents capitalization punctuation sound is currently on. click to mute fascinate model he loves to travel. to dance to sing to us to you read. You run and skate. to them the planes. to my parents to walk. to you play tennis to my husband and me to sleep. to Alberto to draw and paint. to all think. to pili the hats. bored model they are bored sports. to you the movies. to you the trips. to me the magazines. Jorge and Luis the dogs. to us the holidays. to you baseball. to marcela the books. to my friends the museums. to her cycling. to go shopping. You and me dance. [?] a | a </span>
Answer:
1. Tú corres.
2. Yo corro.
3. Sara y Ana corren.
4. Usted corre.
5. Ustedes corren.
6. La gente corre.
7. Marcos y yo corremos.
8. Carolina corre la maleta.
9. Yo corro las ventanas.
10. Nosotras corremos los libros.
11. Usted corre el cuaderno.
12. Tú corres la ventana.
13. Ustedes corren las maletas.
14. Los muchachos corren los cuadernos.
Explanation:
we must identify the grammatical person at each point and conjugate the verb run for each of them in the present. It is important to identify the person, time and gender to be able to correctly conjugate the verb and that it has agreement with what is being expressed.
Answer:
Eran las once de la noche cuando empezó el incendio. Después del terremoto había mucha gente en la calle porque las personas tenían miedo. Después del terremoto ocurrió una explosión muy grande en el edificio de apartamentos. Primero los paramédicos ayudaron a los heridos y después los llevaron al hospital. El reportero nos contaba del terremoto cuando de repente se sintió otro terremoto más fuerte. El joven héroe era muy valiente mientras rescataba el gato del árbol. Al ver el incendio, la señora gritó "¡Socorro!" desde la ventana de su apartamento.
Explanation:
In Spanish, we use the Imperfect tense to describe someone's mood, temper, and feelings, that is, to describe situations from the past, while we use the Preterite to describe events that began and ended in the past or events which were interrupted by another action.
Therefore, we could say that the Imperfect is used to describe actions from the past, while the preterite is used to talk about the past, without describing, that is, to enumerate a single action or various action which started and ended in the past.
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