1. Yo recojo basura en mi casa
2. Si yo esquío todos los inviernos
3. Si yo siempre sigo las reglas de mis padres
4. Yo consigo regalos para mis parientes en las tiendas
The day of September 15<span> is significant because it is the anniversary of independence for </span>Latin<span> American countries Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. In addition, Mexico and Chile </span>celebrate<span> their independence days on </span>September<span> 16 and September18, respectively.
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The only one I could figure out was TOI which is tío
Answer:
Preterite
Explanation:
Both preterite and imperfect are forms of the past tense. However, when talking about a single action that has been completed, the preterite is the appropriate tense. Imperfect is commonly used when discussing a recurring past event. So, in English, that would be like, "She used to run every day." Imperfect is used here since it was not a single action.
The sentence "We went to the mall" would translate into "Fuimos al centro comercial." Fuimos is the preterite conjugation of "ir" in the nosotros form.
I have 2 answers:
1. Como ellos no tenian tecnologia en esa epoca, ellos podian jugar con juegos de mesa. Tambien ellos podian ir a la escuela para aprender. (Since they didn't have sorts of technology, they could play with board games. Also tey can go to school to learn)
2. (If you are asking for a translation) ¿Qué hacía tu mamá o papá cuando él o ella tenía cinco años? = What did your mom or dad do when he or she was five years?
Hope this is helpful
<em><u>Andres2003</u></em>
