1: A stem change verb is a verb that also makes the change in the stem
2: I'm not sure what this one is i'm sorry
3: -empezar is e-ie
-poder is o-ue
- pedir is e-i
4: i'm very sorry I don't know this one either... I'm just looking at a paper I got in my spanish class for all of the answers
5: there are four types of stem-changing verbs
>o-ue
>e-ie
>e-i
>u-ue
Answer:
Ellos (repitieron) el vocabulario en la clase de español
Explanation:
The past tense, or simple past tense, of the indicative is used in Spanish to express actions that began and ended in the past and took place in a timely manner or in a limited time space, or that interrupted another course of action also past and that It is expressed in the past imperfect.
Example:
El año pasado LLEGÓ una chica nueva a clase. Era china, de Pekín. Con un mapa nos EXPLICÓ todo sobre su país y su ciudad.
Ellos SALTARON la cuerda en la clase de deportes.
<h3>Completa la frase con la forma presente indicativo o subjuntivo del verbo. Fill in the blank with the <u>present</u> indicative or subjunctive form of the verb. </h3><h3>Ojalá que mi familia ________(venir) a visitarnos durante el verano. </h3>
Answer: Ojalá que mi familia venga a visitarnos durante el verano.
Translation: I hope my family comes to visit us during the summer.
Explanation: In Spanish, when wishes, which may not be made, are expressed, the subjunctive mood is used. The interjection "Ojalá", replaces the verb wish, which is understood and as the subject in this sentence is third-person in the singular "Mi familia", the verb must be conjugated in this form. Ella venga, that is the presente tense in the subjunctive mood verb "venir".
Answer:
Rodrigo Sánchez Domínguez
Explanation:
When referring to full names in Spanish speaking countries, the father's last name goes first and the mother's goes at last. So it would be Rodrigo Sánchez Domínguez
