Answer:
1. Recibes, comes, das.
2. Toman, reciben, aprenden
3. Vamos, escribimos, escuchamos
4. Usa, abra, lee
Explanation:
This first sentence talks about you. So the you form is -es and -as. (You receive a biscuit for your birthday. You eat the biscuit with ice cream. You give thanks to your parents.)
The second talks about the students. So the form is they -an and -en. (The students take an exam, receive good grades because the students learn a lot.)
The third talks about us/we. In that form you would use -amos, -imos, and -emos. (We see the book, write about the book, and listen to the teacher/professor.)
The fourth question talks about you but in the informal tence. In that form you would use the same tense you use as he and she; -a and -e. (You use the computer, open the email, and read.)
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1)Aquellos
2) Ese
3) Estos
4) Esa
5) esta
6) este
I hope this helps, good luck! ⚡️
Because this slight momentary tribulation produces in us
Answer:
To say the date in Spanish, you first say the number corresponding to that day's date, then the month and the year. You've also got to throw an
el and some des in there. Let's take a look at the formula for saying dates.
Explanation:
You simply use the present tense of the verb "haber" followed by the past participle of the main verb. Ex Siempre he preferido montar en bici que a caballo. Preferir is a stem-changing verb, but has regular past participle. .
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