To conjugate them, you drop the -ir ending, like you would with a regular verb like finir. Then you add, well, the regular -er verb endings: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, and -ent!
<span>Literary aspects that stand out in the elegies?</span>
1. lléganos
2. fuimos
3. dejó
4. empezó
5. había
6. estaba
7. hacía
8. quería
Hopefully that helps
Use google translate. Or, if you are in spanish class, look at your notes. Otherwise, its "<span>gracias, que tenga un buen día" </span>
B. Veo means look in spanish ( I see my friend Juan in the hallway)
