Martha está poniendo un fondo de pantalla
That's how you say it in Spanish!
Answer:
Chicos, miren las pinturas en la pared. Son muy interesantes. Juana, tome una foto. Luego, hagan un álbum para documentar la visita.
Keywords
- Miren
- Tome
- Hagan
- Lleve
- Traigan
Explanation:
The command verbs are used to indicate an order indirectly or directly to a person; these mandates can be positive or negative.
For example:
<em>Yo debo comer ahora. (Positiva)
</em>
<em>Yo no debo comer ahora. (Negativa)
</em>
Also, in sentences, you can use command verbs indirectly or directly, for example:
<em>Quiero que compres la comida (Mandato indirecto)
</em>
<em>Haz la comida (Mandato directo)
</em>
<em></em>
<em>I hope this information can help you.</em>
This question seems to be incomplete. The correct thing to do is to re-write these sentences using the preterite tense.
Answer:
The correct answers are:
Nosotros jamás cuidamos nuestra nutrición.
Todos llevamos vida de sedentarios.
En agosto mis hermanos y yo resolvimos estar a dieta.
Yo no ví a mis hermanos en dos meses.
En octubre ellos adelgazaron dos libras.
Explanation:
In this case, all verbs are conjugated in a verb tense called: pretérito perfecto simple.
We use this verb tense to describe completed events or actions that have happened in the past, or to describe finished actions but close or recent to the moment of speech.
Regular Spanish verbs can be transformed into a perfect simple past tense by changing its root as follows:
<u>Amar:</u>
(yo) amé
(tú) amaste
(él) amó
(ns) amamos
(vs) amasteis
(ellos) amaron
<u>Temer:</u>
(yo) temí
(tú) temiste
(él) temió
(ns) temimos
(vs) temisteis
(ellos) temieron
<u>Partir</u><em>:</em>
(yo) partí
(tú) partiste
(él) partió
(ns) partimos
(vs) partisteis
(ellos) partieron
