Answer:
mil seiscientos cincuenta y seis
Explanation:
Answer:
1. Tú corres.
2. Yo corro.
3. Sara y Ana corren.
4. Usted corre.
5. Ustedes corren.
6. La gente corre.
7. Marcos y yo corremos.
8. Carolina corre la maleta.
9. Yo corro las ventanas.
10. Nosotras corremos los libros.
11. Usted corre el cuaderno.
12. Tú corres la ventana.
13. Ustedes corren las maletas.
14. Los muchachos corren los cuadernos.
Explanation:
we must identify the grammatical person at each point and conjugate the verb run for each of them in the present. It is important to identify the person, time and gender to be able to correctly conjugate the verb and that it has agreement with what is being expressed.
<u><em>Buenos días</em></u>
Used the same way <em>Good morning</em> is used in English - to greet someone any time before noon.
<u><em>Buenas tardes</em></u>
Generally used between noon and 6 PM. The Spanish equivalent to <em>Good afternoon</em>.
<u><em>Buenas noches</em></u>
Literally translates to <em>Good night</em>, but can be used as both a greeting and as a farewell in Spanish.
Since you are greeting someone at 8 PM, you would say <em>buenas noches</em>.
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<em>Buenas noches</em>
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