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lawyer [7]
3 years ago
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Vicente y Mónica tienen sueño. You Answered Vicente y Mónica están cansadosVicente y Mónica están cansadosMissing Punctuation in

correct No tenemos razón. You Answered Estamos equivocadoEstamos equivocadoIncorrect or extra wordMissing Punctuation correct El pasajero tiene miedo. You Answered El pasajero está nerviosoEl pasajero está nerviosoMissing Punctuation correct Paloma se quiere casar con (marry) su novio. You Answered Paloma está enamoradaPaloma está enamoradaMissing Punctuation correct Los abuelos de Irene van de vacaciones a Puerto Rico. You Answered Los abuelos de Irene están contentosLos abuelos de Irene están contentosMissing Punctuation incorrect No sé (I don't know) si el examen va a ser fácil o difícil. You Answered Está no seguro.EstáIncorrect or extra word noIncorrect or extra word seguro.
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yaroslaw [1]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1. Vicente y Mónica están cansados.

2. Estamos equivocados.

3. El pasajero está nervioso.

4. Paloma está enamorada de su novio.

5. Los abuelos de Irene están contentos.

6. No estoy seguro si el exámen va a ser fácil o difícil.

Explanation:

In this exercise you have to change the verb "tener" for "estar".

1. Vicente y Mónica están cansados.

2. Estamos equivocados.

3. El pasajero está nervioso.    

4. Paloma está enamorada de su novio.

5. Los abuelos de Irene están contentos.

6. No sé si el exámen será/estará fácil o difícil.

Licemer1 [7]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Vicente y Mónica tienen sueño. -  Vicente y Mónica están cansados.

No tenemos razón. -  Estamos equivocados .

El pasajero tiene miedo. - El pasajero está nervioso.

Paloma se quiere casar con (marry) su novio.  - Paloma está enamorada de su novio.

Los abuelos de Irene van de vacaciones a Puerto Rico. - Los abuelos de Irene están contentos .

No sé (I don't know) si el examen va a ser fácil o difícil. - No estoy seguro si el examen va a ser fácil o difícil.

Explanation:

In this activity we have to make a sentence that matches the original one,  using the verb <em>estar </em>with an emotion or condition from the list to express how the people are doing or feeling.

The list of adjectives is:

<em>cansado/a</em>   (tired)

<em>contento/a</em> (happy)

<em>enamorado/a </em> (in love)

<em>equivocado/a </em> (wrong)

<em>nervioso/a</em>  (nervous)

<em>seguro/a</em> (sure)

In Spanish, the verb <em>estar </em>has many different uses, in general is used to indicate temporary states and location. More specifically, is used to describe Position, Location, Action, Condition and Emotion. In this activity we are looking at the use of <em>estar </em>to describe physical and mental conditions, and emotions.

The sentences in English are:

- Vicente and Monica are tired.

- We are wrong.

- The passenger is nervous.

- Paloma is in love with her boyfriend.

- Irene´s grandparents are happy.

- I´m not sure if the exam will be easy or hard.

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