Answer:
Honestly i’m not really sure of the context your teacher is looking for, but i’ll translate the sentence for you, that might help you a bit.
translation:
“Did you see that Andy Ruiz Jr. won the fight when he knocked his opponent?”
Hope it helps! If I were you, I’d answer “se refiere a que Andy Ruiz Jr, ganó una pelea al vencer a su oponente con un golpe que lo dejó inconsciente”
Para preparar un bocadillo tengo q tener pan y jamón.
1.eduardo: en las fiestas (bailas)mucho?
2. Eduardo:Supongo.
Monica: oigo.
Answer:
Explanation:
<em>Pagaba con tarjeta de crédito casi siempre. (</em><em> hoy / casi siempre )</em>
<em>She/he paid with a credit card usually.</em>
<em>Hoy, in Spanish language, means today. If that was the case, it would mean that the action that occurred is totally over, so we would use another tense. We would used pagó, which is a preterite tense, in the third person singular form.</em>
<em>Because the correct answer is casi siempre, which means, usually, we would use a imperfect tense, in the third person singular form, just like we did. We use this tense for some actions in the past, that don't seem like they've ever finished, as well as for actions that we don't know when they started and when and if they finished. </em>
1. Salgo
2.conozco
3.eres
4.vamos
5.pongo
6.estoy
7.ellos lo hablan
8. Tú los comiste
9. Jim se los compra
10. Quienes son ellos
