Answer:
The correct answer is option C.maestro-agradables.
Explanation:
In Spanish, adjectives must match in gender and number with the noun to which they are giving the qualifier.
In this case we have a singular word: <em>maestro </em>and a plural adjective that accompanies it: <em>agradables</em>. Together they do not form a correct description.
The correct way would be:
Maestro agradable.
or
Maestros agradables.
Answer:
1. C
2. A
3. D
4. B
Explanation:
Esas son la respuestas/ those are the answers
Answer:
Yea it really stinks! ;P
and thanks for the fr ee points! :)
Answer:
Q3: vosotros/vosotras
Q5: 3 endings -ar, -er, -ir
Q4: in Spanish if you conjugate the present tense regular verbs to past tense you can see that Temió and Partió have the accent marks un the second vowel, and amastéis, temistéis y partistéis in the first one.
Explanation:
Spanish regular verbs in past tense
Amar. Temer. Partir
Yo. Amé. Temí. Partí
Tu. Amaste. Temiste. Pastiste
El/ella. Amó. Temió. Partió
Nosotros. Amamos. Temimos. Partimos
Vosotros. Amastéis. Temistéis. Partistéis
Ustedes. Amaron. Temieron. Partieron
Ellos. Amaron. Temieron. Partieron