It says:<span>Complete with direct object pronouns.
Do you see me? Yes, of course I see you.</span>
Answer:
So, if this is beginning Spanish then I would say that you can state in your answer that the adjectives have to agree with the nouns in both number and 'gender' (feminine and masculine). Adjectives usually come after the word that it is describing in Spanish. You can only have one conjugated verb per clause.
Explanation:
-These are just a few examples, if you want me to go into depth I can as well.
Christmas in Spanish is “Navidad”
These are the complete sentences using indirect object pronouns:
- Carlos le compra una maleta a Anita.
- Julio le promete hacer las reservaciones a sus compañeros.
- Alicia y Mabel le mandan un correo electrónico a su primo en Santo Domingo.
- El señor Martínez nos recomendó ir a un hotel.
- Yo te expliqué los planes.
<h3>How do you use indirect object pronouns?</h3>
In this exercise, you have to complete the sentences with the correct Spanish indirect object pronouns (''pronombres de objeto indirecto'' in Spanish).
You use these indirect object pronouns when you want to say to whom or for whom something is done.
Check more information about indirect object pronouns here brainly.com/question/3683460
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Answer:
The right answer is, D. Tampoco
Explanation:
Identifying the narrator and the time that a sentence indicates is the first step that must be taken. this is very important to be able to logically conjugate the verbs, and that these have concordance with what is being expressed
