1.Serviste or Sirves
2.Piden or Pidieron
3.Dormiré
4.Prefieren
5.Vestía or Viste
Answer:
D) Sí, recibo muchos correos electrónicos.
Explanation:
A - Recibes is when you are talking to someone.
B - Recibe is when you are talking about someone.
C - Reciben is when you are talking about a group of people.
In Spanish, if the subject in a sentence performs an action on or for itself, then the verb is considered to be reflexive and the pronoun used to receive the action is reflexive. The singular reflexive pronouns are:
me (myself),
te (yourself), and
se (yourself - <em>formal</em> or himself, herself). On the other hand, the plural reflexive pronouns are:
nos (ourselves),
os (yourselves - <em>informal Spain</em>), and
se (yourselves, themselves). If the object of the verb is the same entity as the subject, you'll need to use a reflexive pronoun that matches the subject of the verb in both number (singular or plural) and person (first, second, or third). In Table 1 (below), you willl find the different forms Spanish reflexive pronouns take.
In this way, we can solve this problem as follows:
1. <span>Nosotros
nos cepillamos el pelo con el cepillo.
<em>We brush our hair with the brush.</em>
2. </span><span>Tú
te lavas las manos con el jabón.
<em>You wash your hands with soap.</em>
3. </span><span>Ana y yo
nos miramos en el espejo.
<em>Ana and I look in the mirror.</em>
4. </span><span>Ustedes no
se afeitan por la mañana.
<em>You do not shave in the morning.</em>
5. </span><span>Yo
me ducho temprano todas las mañanas.
<em>I take a shower early every morning.</em>
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Célebre: Persona que tiene fama.
Este futbolista es muy bueno, es célebre.
Celebré: Primera persona del singular del pasado perfecto de indicativo del verbo celebrar.
El año pasado no celebré mi santo.
Habitó:Costumbre
Tengo buenos hábitos alimenticios.
Habito: Del verbo habitar en primera persona y en presente.
Yo habito en esa casa de color azul.
The question means I want this coffee not that coffe