Answer:
trajeron
Explanation:
Since we are talking about the past, the verb is either in the imperfect or preterite form. The imperfect of "traer" is "traían", which doesn't sound correct and isn't correct. The preterire of "traer" is "trajeron", which sounds right and is correct
(I speak Spa btw)
The verbs that can be used in the future tense to complete the given table, are: <em>estudiarás, obtendremos, calificará, mejoraré. </em>
<h3>How is the
Future Tense of a
Verb in
Spanish?</h3>
The conjugation of the used verbs in the answer, in future tense, taking into account the personal pronouns is:
- <em>Yo: </em>estudiaré / obtendré / calificaré / <u>mejoraré</u>.
- <em>Tú:</em> <u>estudiarás</u> / obtendrás / calificarás / mejorarás.
- <em>Usted:</em> estudiará / obtendrá / calificará / mejorará.
- <em>Él:</em> estudiará / obtendrá / <u>calificará</u> / mejorará.
- <em>Ella:</em> estudiará / obtendrá / calificará / mejorará.
- <em>Ello:</em> estudiará / obtendrá / calificará / mejorará.
- <em>Nosotros / Nosotras:</em> estudiaremos / <u>obtendremos</u> / calificaremos / mejoraremos.
- <em>Ustedes:</em> estudiarán / obtendrán / calificarán / mejorarán.
- <em>Ellos / Ellas:</em> estudiarán / obtendrán / calificarán / mejorarán.
To identify the appropriate conjugation in each sentence, you must identify the noun in the sentence, replace it with the appropriate personal pronoun, and finally use the corresponding conjugation with the help of the guide above.
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Bedrooms in Bolivia tend to have fewer electronics than bedrooms in the U.S because bedroom's Bolivia is more decoration and people than the U.S so curtains are also in the decoration.
<h2>Hello!</h2>
The correct answer is:
Es raro que ellos no hicieron los preparativos para la fiesta.
It's unusual that they did not do the preparations for the party.
<h2>Why?</h2>
First, we need to know with which person we are working, in order to conjugate the verb that we are using "Haber" (to have)
The Spanish person we have here is: They (Ellos)
It's a sentence talking about an action that "they" haven't done.
The correct conjugation for the verb "Haber" for this particular case is "hicieron"
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