Answer:
To measure your distance, the DMV suggests that you glance at the car ahead of you as it passes a fixed object like a sign, fence, corner or overpass. Then, you should count the seconds it takes you to pass the same object. Using the basic “one-one thousand” counting method should work.
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C. En el camino a casa Diana se cayo.
1. habia (present tense)
2. se llemaban (they were named/ their names were)
3. era (was)
4. tenia (had)
5. era
6. tenia (had)
7. conocio (met)
8. se llamaba
9. tenia (had)
10. se llamaba (she was named/ her name was)
11. era
12. leia (read)
13. llamo (called)
14. invito (invited)
15. fueron (went)
16. miraba (watched)
17. llego (came/ arrived)
18. fueron (went)
19. conocieron (met)
20. hablaron (talked)
21. se divirtieron (they had fun)
22. estaban (Were)
23. fueron (went, on this case on a vacation)
With adding a “s” at the end, for example with the word “sierra” if I wanted to make it plural I would just add a “s” at the end and it makes it “sierras” which is plural and also another is like with “carro” if I want to turn it into plural I’ll just simply add the “s” at the end and now it’s “carros”.
