Answer:
Elena camina; ella dobla a la izquierda y sigue hasta llegar al cruce de calles. Su oficina queda a la derecha del mercado.
Explanation:
Native speaker over here.
Answer:
En el accidente Ricardo se rompió el brazo.
Explanation:
This sentence is given in the preterite tense. This tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. So, rompió comes from the regular verb romper that is the conjugation of the verb romper for the third person singular. Therefore, this sentence translates into:
Ricardo broke his arm in the accident.
Answer:
A mí tampoco me gusta visitar los lugares turísticos.
Explanation:
In the sentence " A mí también me gusta visitar todos los lugares turísticos" we have an affirmative sentence. If you want to transform this sentence and make it negative, you must change the possitive adverb "también" and you will have to use another one like "tampoco" in order to show an opposite meaning of the sentece. You also have in the affirmative sentence the word "todos" which means "everybody" you can change this word and use a negative word like "ningún" or "ninguno/a" as the following example:
- A mí tampoco me gusta visitar ningún lugar turístico.
If you use this version you must change the suffixes in the words "lugar-es" and "turístico-s" in order to have concordancia between the adverb "ningún" (which is in its singular form) and the nouns lugar and turístico.
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