Form a correct sentence by unscrambling the following sentence.

Spanish

2 answers:

Wittaler [7]3 years ago

5 0

Answer:

Abajo hay una calle.

Explanation:

Kay [80]3 years ago

4 0

Answer:

Abajo Hay una Calle

Explanation:

That’s the correct form to write the sentence. Because it is completed.

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Question 1 with 12 blanksRAÚL ¿Adónde (1) ustedes de vacaciones? PILAR (2) al Perú. RAÚL ¿Cómo (3) el viaje? PILAR ¡(4) estupend

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CONVERSATION 1:

1. RAÚL: ¿Adónde FUERON ustedes de vacaciones?

2. PILAR: al Perú

3. RAÚL: ¿Cómo ESTUVO el viaje?

4. PILAR: ¡Estupendo! Machu Picchu y El Callao SON increíbles

5. RAÚL: ¿FUE caro el viaje?

6. PILAR: No, el precio FUE muy bajo. Solo COSTÓ tres mil dólares

CONVERSATION 2:

1. ISABEL: Tina y Vicente ERAN novios, ¿no?

2. LUCÍA: Sí, pero ahora no. Anoche Tina SALIÓ a comer con Gregorio y la semana pasada ellos FUERON al partido de fútbol

3. ISABEL: ¿Ah sí? Javier y yo FUIMOS al partido y no los vimos.

Explanation:

In Spanish, as in other languages, it is necessary to change the VERB form according to the tense you want to express; at this respect, you have to remember that exists simple and complex tenses in Spanish, the last one always need an auxiliary verb. You also need to take into account that the number codified on the verb has to match with the number codified in the main noun. To make things easy for you, there are some rules you have to follow to create grammatical new sentences in Spanish:

1.<u> Check that the noun and the verb match in number</u>

<u>2. Check that the main noun and its modifiers match in number and gender</u>

<u>3. Check that the conjugated verb match with the adverbs (if they exist in the sentence)</u>

<u>4. Check that your sentence makes sense to the reader</u>

<u>5. Check the correct spelling of the words that form the sentence.</u>

In this specific exercise, we will be producing sentences that refer to the past, so we will be using PAST TENSE; focus your attention in how I conjugate the verbs:

<h2>CONVERSATION 1:</h2>