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When I was (to be) a little girl, I lived (to live) with my father and my sister. Her name (to be called) was Libo. Libo cleaned (clean) and cooked (cook) for our family every day. One day, when I arrived home, I saw that Libo was making a huge lunch, and it was only 2 o'clock in the afternoon. I asked her (ask) why she had made all of this food so early, and she said (say) that, in Mexico, everyone eats a big lunch at 2 p.m. So, my sister and I sat down (sit down) at the table and we ate (eat). The food was delicious! That day, I learned my first lesson on Spanish culture
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Hi there! The answer is C. Quiere decir "to be able", it means to be able.
<h2>Correct answer:</h2><h3> a. dijo</h3>
Since el entrenador can be replaced by the subject pronoun for the third person singular in masculine form, which is él (he), we must conjugate the verb decir matching this person as well. So this conjugation is dijo. On the other hand, me is the indirect object pronoun that matches the first person singular, so the action of the verb in this sentence is being performed <em>for me. </em>Finally:
<em>Pero el entrenador me </em><em>dijo </em><em>que hiciste muy bien</em>
