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The answer is A. C<span>umplió.
</span><span>Cumplió is the conjugated past form of the verb cumplir in the form of el/ella/usted. We know that this sentence is referring to the past, because it uses "ayer" which means yesterday. Cumplir means to turn, and is used when talking about birthdays.
The correct phrase is
</span>Mi abuelo cumplió setenta y dos años ayer
My grandmother turned seventy-two yesterday.
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Answer:
The world of the future depends on us. In your opinion: what are some problems that we have to solve to improve living conditions on our planet? Can you propose solutions to these problems? What kinds of work will be necessary in the future? Write an eight sentence paragraph, using: the future of verbs or ir + a + infinitive where appropriate and the vocabulary you have studied that refers to work, the environment and / or technology.
Explanation:
Answer:
En el accidente Ricardo se rompió el brazo.
Explanation:
This sentence is given in the preterite tense. This tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. So, rompió comes from the regular verb romper that is the conjugation of the verb romper for the third person singular. Therefore, this sentence translates into:
Ricardo broke his arm in the accident.
