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Explanation:
1. ALEJANDRO:¿(Poder) Puedo ir a la excursión con ustedes? Aunque tengo que volver a mi casa a las tres.
2. GABRIELA: No, no (poder) puedes venir. Nosotros (pensar) pensamos salir a las doce.
3. ALEJANDRO: Yo (querer) quiero ir. ¿(Poder) Pueden ustedes volver a las dos?
4. GABRIELA: No, tú tienes que comprender: nosotros no (volver) volvemos a las dos. Nosotros (preferir) preferimos estar más tiempo en el pueblo.
5. ALEJANDRO: Bueno, ¿a qué hora (pensar) pensáis regresar?
6. GABRIELA: Yo no (pensar) pienso volver hasta las nueve o las diez de la noche.
1. Can I go to the excursion with you? Even though I have to be back to my house at 3?
2. No, you cannot come. We plan to get out at 12.
3. I want to go. Could you two get back at 2?
4. No, you have to understand: we don't get back at 2. We prefer to stay for a little longer in the city.
5. Good. At what time do you think you will return?
6. I don't plan to return before 9 or 10 at night.
1. Poder -- puedo -- this verb in Spanish language means to can, to be able to. In this example, the verb is used in the present tense. It is in the first person singular form, in the indicative. The verb belongs to the second group and is irregular.
2. Poder -- puedes -- we also have a verb poder in this example. It means to can and to be able to. It is a verb that belongs to the second group of verbs as it ends in ER. It has a slight change where we add an e in the conjugation. In this example, the verb is in the second person singular form, in the present indicative tense.
Pensar -- pensamos -- the verb pensar means to think, but it can be used in such a manner that it can mean to form a plan. In this sentence, the verb is in the first person plural form, in the present indicative tense. This verb belongs to the first group and is irregular.
3. Querer -- quiero -- the verb querer has quite a few meanings when translated to English. It's related to affection of any kind, like, to love, to wish ( for ) to want, to like, etc. It belongs to the second group of verbs and is irregular. The verb is used in the first person singular form, in the present indicative tense.
Poder -- pueden -- we had this verb in the previous sentences. In this example, the verb is used in the third person plural form, in the present, indicative tense.
4. Volver -- volvemos -- to come back, to get back, to return. This verb belongs to the second group of verbs because of its ER ending. It is an irregular verb in Spanish language. In this sentence, the verb is in the first person plural form, in the present, indicative tense.
Preferir -- preferimos -- the verb that belongs to the third group of verbs because it ends in IR. It is irregular. In the example, the verb is in the first person plural form, in the present, indicative tense.
5. Pensar -- pensáis -- the verb is in the second person plural form, in the present indicative tense. As we said, the verb belongs to the first group of verbs and is irregular in Spanish language.
6. Pensar -- pienso -- the verb is in the first person singular form, in the present, indicative tense. It means to think but it can be used in a phrase where some sorts of plans are made.