Answer:
1.
- Tú olías las flores.
- Tú mostrabas las flores.
- Tú ofrecías las flores.
2.
- Yo temía los animales.
- Yo amaba los animales.
- Yo huía de los animales.
3.
- Él llevaba corbatas verdes.
- Él prefería corbatas verdes.
- Él regalaba corbatas verdes.
4.
- Ella leía el artículo.
- Ella corregía el artículo.
- Ella entendía el artículo.
5.
- Yo tomaba el desayuno.
- Yo pedía el desayuno.
- Yo comía el desayuno.
6.
- ¿Qué teníais?
- ¿Qué observabais?
- ¿Qué padecíais?
7.
- Ellos le quitaban el periódico.
- Ellos le entregaban el periódico.
- Ellos le mostraban el periódico.
Explanation:
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Answer:
1. Ellos hablan español
2. Inés habla español
3. Nosotras hablamos español
4. Tú hablas español
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5. ¿Te gustan las clases?
6. No te gusta el café
7. No me gustan las clases
8. No me gusta el café
Explanation:
Espero ayudar, ¿Corona?, por favor :((
Answer:
I'm Nina, the casting girl. I have to (1) confess that lately I have been thinking a lot about (2), how my life would have been (3) if I (4) had paid attention. I can't stop thinking about the last time you (5) looked. I hope you are being very happy, you (6) (7) deserve. As for (8), lately I'm better. I work in a cafeteria with my best friend. At two (9) they have hired for the whole summer. The truth is that I'm fine here. The boss is a very good person and (10) has given me two weeks of vacation. I didn't even (11) (12) ask, but he insisted. So I (13) said I was very grateful for your generosity and (14) I accepted. Anyway, I think I'm going to visit Lisbon. That's why (15) I write, because I would like (16) to see and have coffee (17). I know you live there, because a friend of yours who works (18) (19) (20) said and also (21) gave this email address. Oh, by the way, he always wears (22) the amulet you gave him.
Explanation:
Translation. Hope this helps/ what you needed.
<span>In Spanish, the words</span><span> tú and </span>usted <span> both mean “you". However, tú is much less formal than </span>usted<span>.
So, you </span>use<span> tú when you're talking to someone of the same age, the same rank, or the same educational level, but when talking to someone who's considered a high rank, maybe a grandparent, you would use usted.</span>
