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Alinara [238K]
3 years ago
11

Decide if the following sentence is grammatically correct or incorrect.

Spanish
2 answers:
kozerog [31]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

"Siempre me despierto en la noche cuando pasa un tren cerca de mi casa." The sentence is grammatically correct.

Explanation:

"Siempre me despierto en la noche cuando pasa un tren cerca de mi casa." The sentence is grammatically correct. In English this means: I always wake up at night when a train passes by near my house.

First of all, the tense in the simple present is correct as the sentence refers to a situation that it's a habit. "Siempre" means "always", that's how we know this happens often.

hichkok12 [17]3 years ago
5 0
Its is correct nice work
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2) The clue word 2) and a declination in preterite tense of the verb <em>comer</em> (to eat) are used.

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2) <em>anteayer</em> - <em>day before yesterday</em>

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4) <em>anteanoche</em> - <em>the night before last</em>

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6) <em>el fin de semana pasado</em> - <em>last weekend</em>

7) <em>el año pasado</em> - <em>last year</em>

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12) <em>frecuentemente</em> - <em>frequently</em>

13) <em>de vez en cuando</em> - <em>from time to time</em>

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15) <em>nunca</em> - <em>never</em>

16) <em>todos los días</em> - <em>everyday</em>

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1) <em><u>Ayer</u></em> yo <u>hablé</u> con mi mamá por teléfono.

The clue word 1) and a declination in preterite tense of the verb <em>hablar</em> (to talk) are used.

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