Answer:
mi país es Estados Unidos en español
Explanation:
Historiador.......creo...
In Spanish, to conjugate the verbs, you must change the last letter of the verb in the infinitive and add the appropriate ending.
In past when we speak in plural to the verb in infinitive you must add the ending "n", in addition, to eliminate the ending "r":
Ustedes (beber) beben.
Ustedes (comer) comen.
Ustedes (relatar) relatan.
Ustedes (correr) corren.
Ustedes (bailar) bailan.
Ustedes (usar) usan.
In the past when we speak in the singular to the verb in infinitive only the termination "r" must be eliminated:
Usted (visitar) visita.
Usted (escuchar) escucha.
Usted (estudiar) estudia.
Usted (comer) come.
Usted (escribir) escribe.
Usted (ser) es.
Usted (beber) bebe.
Usted (vivir) vive.
Usted (respirar) respira.
I hope this information can help you.
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word meaning
'i'll work today/tomorrow to help my future and money wise'
When to use
' when you are going to work like saying "yo voy a trabajar" (i'm going to work/action wise)
when not to use
'saying to someone for them to do it (ex.: tu vas a trabajaré?) you go to i work' DONT say it to someone only your own actions
