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This is another example of learning to use vocabulary in context. Given that the main idea of the text is a party for a couple who most probably are getting, or got, engaged, we would need the appropriate words. Thus, I will be placing them according to context, with their appropriate translation in English for better understanding.
Liliana y Patricia prepararon una fiesta de compromiso (engagement) para sus amigos Victoria y David. Ellas invitaron (invited) a todos los amigos de la pareja y, para ellas, lo mejor es que todos pudieron (were able to) asistir. Liliana hizo (made) la reservación en un restaurante muy elegante del centro. Patricia salió (left from) de la casa de Victoria y David al restaurante y llegó con ellos a la mesa donde estaban (were) todos esperando. Liliana pidió silencio (asked for silence). Victoria quizo (wanted to) agradecer (thank) a sus amigos, pero no pudo porque empezó a llorar (to cry) de alegría. Todos estaban felices (were happy) por la pareja y compartieron los postres y los dulces que el camarero trajo (brought) a la mesa.
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Okie I think it’s subject predict, noun, verb, adjective or adverb
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Mi madre insiste en que empiece una dieta. Yo prefiero hacer ejercicio para adelgazar. Yo la comprendo: ella teme que yo me enferme. Yo le digo que no tenga miedo porque soy muy saludable. Es probable que, con la gimnasia, adelgace lo suficiente para que mi madre se sienta tranquila.
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Translation:
<em>My mother </em><em>insists </em><em>that I </em><em>start </em><em>a diet. I </em><em>prefer </em><em>to exercise to lose weight. I understand her: she </em><em>fears </em><em>that I </em><em>get sick</em><em>. I tell her not to </em><em>be afraid</em><em> because I am very healthy. It is likely that, with gymnastics, I </em><em>lose </em><em>enough </em><em>weight </em><em>so that my mother </em><em>feels </em><em>calm.</em>
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¿Está trabajando en el jardín?
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to complete the sentence using the present progressive tense. The <u>Spanish present progressive</u> tense is also called present continuous tense and it is used to talk about something that is happening now.
In the sentence given, you have to write "está" and not "estás" because "Ud." means "usted" and is the formal "tú". "Está trabajando" is the second person formal singular present progressive form of the infinitive verb "trabajar".
