Answer:
1. Cuando Paquita <u>era</u> joven, le gustaba nadar.
2. De niño, Armando <u>veía</u> la tele solo una hora cada noche.
Explanation:
1. "Iba" means went (from verb to go), while "era" means was (from verb to be). Therefore, "Paquita iba joven" has no sense, but "Paquita <u>era</u> joven"
2. "era" means was (from verb to be), while veía means seen (from verb to see). Therefore, "Armando era la tele" has no sense, but "Armando <u>veía</u> la tele"
Answer:
1- La sala
2- La cosina
3-El baño (ducha means shower)
4-El patio
In many ways, Spain and Latin America are close. They share ties of language, culture and history (though this does not apply to the same extent to Portuguese-speaking Brazil). But the political dialogue between them has had ups and downs over the past 40 years
What are you even asking. This is a statement not. A question.
Answer:
es
estoy
dormir
Explanation:
I'm not sure if I'm right in the last one but the first two are correct
