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2 years ago

Ernesto: David, ¿qué ________ (hacer) hoy?

Spanish

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Anika [276]2 years ago

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Answer:

The correct words that fill the blanks are:

- Ernesto: David, ¿qué haremos hoy?

- David: Ahora estudio biología, pero esta noche saldré con Luisa. Vamos al cine. Los críticos dijeron que la nueva película de Almodóvar es buena.

- Ernesto: ¿Y Diana? ¿Qué hará ella?

- David: Saldrá a comer con sus padres.

- Ernesto: ¿Qué harán Andrés y Javier?

- David: Tienen que hacer las maletas. Saldrán para Monterrey mañana.

- Ernesto: Pues, ¿qué haré yo?

- David: Yo supongo que puedes estudiar o ver la televisión.

- Ernesto: No quiero estudiar. Mejor pondré la televisión. Mi programa favorito empieza en unos minutos.

Explanation:

In the conversation the majority of the conjugated verbs are in future, by this reason, the verbs in the conversation could be conjugated in the nexto form:

1. Yo haré/pondré/diré.

2. Tú saldrás/pondrás/dirás.

3. Ella saldrá/pondrá/dirá.

4. Él saldrá/pondrá/dirá.

5. Ello saldrá/pondrá/dirá.

6. Nosotros saldremos/pondremos/diremos.

7. Ustedes saldrán/pondrán/dirán.

8. Ellos saldrán/pondrán/dirán.

Remember that a verb conjugated in a future form regularly has an accent mark.

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