En *España*, yo pago por la ropa en el almacén con euros.
Translation:
WORK TO BE DEVELOPED
1. The scientific method aims to systematize the process of obtaining the
scientific knowledge, avoid subjectivity in the results and that these
can be tested:
a) False b) True
2. The object of study is identified, collecting information through the
meanings and search in different sources about what you want to investigate:
a) Observation b) Experimentation c) Establishment of laws or theories
3. They establish the relationship between two or more variables: A
a) Causation hypotheses b) Descriptive hypotheses c) Correlational hypotheses
4. What are the variables within an investigation?
5. Why is it said that hypotheses become law
Answer:
1) Ricardo no conoce a ningún chico que estudie medicina.
2) Laura y Diego no cuidan a ningún perro que proteja su casa.
3) Maribel y Lina no tienen ningún pariente que escriba poemas.
4) Los González no usan ningún coche que sea barato.
5) Mi prima no trabaja con personas que conozcan a su padre.
6) Gregorio no hace ningún plato venezolano que sea delicioso.
Explanation:
These are cases of denial of the present tense of the subjunctive.
We will use this tense as a form of the imperative or can also be used in subordinate sentences.
We can use it for the following situations:
- To assume something negatively through a present or future probability.
- For hypothetical situations or present or future consequences.
- To demonstrate present or future probabilities
- To give a negative order.
Then I will write how to conjugate a regular verb in Spanish in the present subjunctive:
Verbs ending in –AR
They are exchanged for these endings:
Yo: -e
Tú: -es
Él / ella: -e
Nosotros/as : -emos
Vosotros: -éis
Ellos/ as : -en
Verbs ending in –ER and -IR
They are exchanged for these endings:
Yo: -a
Tú: -as
Él / ella: -a
Nosotros/as : -amos
Vosotros: -áis
Ellos/ as : -an
Answer:
You ask HOW to do this???? Simply follow the instructions as provided at the top: 'Conjugar en el pretérito los siguientes verbos.' (Conjugate the verbs into the simple past tense.)
Explanation: