<h2>¡Hola! Para mí será un placer ayudarte.
</h2><h2>Así que comencemos:
</h2><h2 /><h3>Question 1.
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<em>Señorita,</em><em> quite </em><em>usted la mesa, por favor. </em>
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<h3>Question 2 </h3>
<em>Luego, </em><em>lave</em><em> los platos. </em>
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<h3>Question 3 </h3>
<em>Después, </em><em>barra </em><em>el suelo de la cocina. </em>
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<h3>Question 4 </h3>
<em>Y </em><em>pase </em><em>la aspiradora en la sala. Word Bank reference hacer planchar sacar sacudir traer </em>
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<h3>Question 5 </h3>
<em>Cuando usted </em><em>termine</em><em>, haga las camas. </em>
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<h3>Question 6 </h3>
<em>Sacuda</em><em> los muebles. </em><em>saque</em><em> la basura. </em>
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<h3>Question 7 </h3>
<em>Luego, </em><em>planche </em><em>la ropa. </em>
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<h3>Question 8 </h3>
<em>Después, </em><em>traiga</em><em> una maleta del altillo.</em>
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<h3>Question 9 </h3>
Finalmente, haga la maleta. Gracias.
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This exercise stands for the Imperative Mood. This mood is used when you want to say someone to do something. In other words, this mood stands for commands. All the previous sentences are given in a polite form, that is, each sentence matches the formal you, which is usted. The conjugations comes from the following verbs:
- quite comes from the verb quitar
- lave comes from the verb lavar
- barra comes from the verb barrer
- pase comes from the verb pasar
- haga comes from the verb hacer
- sacuda comes from the verb sacudir
- saque comes from the verb sacar
- planche comes from the verb planchar
- traiga comes from the verb traer
