I don’t know what you meant in the first sentence but I think I can make sense of it. 1: how old were you when I was 5 years old?
2: I liked to play with my friends when I was young.
3: who did you play with when you were in primary school?
4: where did you go with your friends when you were young?
5: you’re the funniest of your friends
6: my sister is 5 years old and she likes to read, what did you read when you were 5 years old?
** I am fluent if mexico spanish not spain so they may have different meaning of words but they shouldn’t be too different so these should be right.
Answer:
word for you in Spanish= tú
Explanation:
Answer:
Habrías leído
Explanation:
Habrías leído tú los requisitos del trabajo antes de la entrevista?
Translation:
Would you have read the job requirements before the interview?
The verb "leer" (infinitive) conjugated in the form of perfect conditional is used using "habría".) In the second person since it talks about you (" tú")
