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Question 1 coudl be either Tu familia es muy simpática or Su familia es muy simpática
Explanation:
Since we are given your as the possessive in English, we know the sentence needs a second person possessive noun. However since in English second person singular and plural use the same pronouns, there is no way to know if we are referring to a single person or to a group. In Spanish there is a difference between plural and singular possessive so we have the two possible answers.
I want to answer you question but I don't understand :(
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In order to successfully complete this exercise, you will have to rewrite the sentences provided, changing their tense from Present Simple to Past Simple. You have to maintain the general pattern of the sentences, but will have to modify the verbs in order for them to change the sentence into the past.
Explanation:
<em>Sample: Yo te doy un abrazo. Yo te di un abrazo.</em>
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<em>1. Antonio le da un beso a su madre. Antonio le </em><u><em>dió</em></u><em> un beso a su madre</em>
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<em>2. Los invitados le dan las gracias a la familia. Los invitados le </em><u><em>dieron</em></u><em> las gracias a la familia.</em>
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<em>3. Tú les traes una sorpresa a tus padres. Tú les </em><u><em>trajiste</em></u><em> una sorpresa a tus padres.</em>
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<em>4. Rosa y yo le damos un regalo al profesor. Rosa y yo le </em><u><em>dimos</em></u><em> un regalo al profesor.</em>
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<em>5. Carla nos trae mucha comida para el viaje. Carla nos </em><u><em>trajo</em></u><em> mucha comida para el viaje.</em>
