Marcos' Parents met through the internet playing cards, then they started talking via email. So we have the following list of verbs that need to be conjugated in a correct way.
creer - estudiar - preferir - salir - tomar
dirigir - pensar - querer - tener - trabajar
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<em>¡Hola, Mariana! Como ya sabes, soy periodista y </em><em>dirijo</em><em> la sección de cultura de una revista.</em><em> Tengo</em><em> una perra que se llama Lola. No </em><em>salgo</em><em> mucho porque siempre estoy trabajando. </em><em>Creo</em><em> que eres una mujer muy interesante. Espero conocerte en persona pronto. </em>
<em>—Jorge</em>
<em>Hola, Jorge, gracias por tu mensaje. Tengo 25 años, ¿y tú? </em><em>estudio</em><em> economía en la UNAM; además, </em><em>tomo</em><em> clases de estadística. También </em><em>trabajo </em><em>en un banco en la Ciudad de México. </em><em>Prefiero</em><em> a los hombres inteligentes y seguros, y </em><em>pienso</em><em> que eres así. Yo también </em><em>quiero</em><em> conocerte en persona pronto. </em>
<em>—Mariana</em>
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All these verbs have been conjugated in the simple present. Recall that this tense is used to talk about habitual actions or routines. This tense is also used to describe things that happens now or in the near future. In this case, it is being used to describe what two people do everyday in overall. All the conjugations of these verbs are given for the first-person singular (yo - I)
<h2>(1) Right answer</h2><h3>dirijo</h3><h3 />
Dirijo is the conjugation of the irregular verb dirigir. In English, this verb translates into <em>to manage</em> in this context.<em> </em>Keep in mind that the conjugations of irregular verbs need to be memorized. There is no any rule for this type of verbs.
<h2>(2) Right answer</h2><h3>tengo</h3><h3 />
Tengo is the conjugation of the irregular verb tener. In English this verb translates into <em>to have. </em>This is an important verb in Spanish and is used in every conversation you have.
<h2>(3) Right answer</h2><h3>salgo</h3><h3 />
Salgo is the conjugation of the irregular verb salir. This verb translates into <em>to go out. </em>So he doesn't go out a lot because he works too much.
<h2>(4) Right answer</h2><h3>Creo</h3><h3 />
Creo is the conjugation of the irregular verb creer. This verb means <em>to think </em>in this context<em>. </em>So he thinks she's an interesting woman.
<h2>(5) Right answer</h2><h3>Estudio</h3><h3 />
Estudio is the conjugation of the irregular verb estudiar. This verb means <em>to study. </em>So she studies economy at University.
<h2>(6) Right answer</h2><h3>Tomo</h3><h3 />
Tomo is the conjugation of the irregular verb Tomar. This verb means <em>to take. </em>So she takes statistics classes at University.
<h2>(7) Right answer</h2><h3>Trabajo</h3><h3 />
Trabajo is the conjugation of the irregular verb trabajar. This verb means <em>to work. </em>So she works for a Mexican bank
<h2>(8) Right answer</h2><h3>prefiero</h3><h3 />
Prefiero is the conjugation of the irregular verb preferir. This verb means <em>to prefer. </em>So she prefers a self-confident and intelligent man.
<h2>(9) Right answer</h2><h3>pienso</h3><h3 />
Pienso is the conjugation of the irregular verb pensar. This verb means <em>to think. </em>So she thinks he's a self-confident and intelligent man.
<h2>(10) Right answer</h2><h3>quiero</h3><h3 />
Quiero is the conjugation of the irregular verb querer. This verb means <em>to want. </em>So she wants to meet him.
