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romanna [79]
3 years ago
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Listen to each sentence and indicate whether the subordinate clause expresses a future action, a habitual action, or a past acti

on. April 15 11:59 PM 2 attempts remaining Grade settings External references 346-347 Questions Modelo You hear: Voy a ir a caminar por el sendero tan pronto como llegas a casa. You select: future action 1. future action habitual action past action habitual or past action 2. future action habitual action past action habitual or past action 3. future action habitual action past action habitual or past action 4. future action habitual action past action habitual or past action 5. future action habitual action past action habitual or past action
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Wewaii [24]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. Voy a ir a caminar por el sendero tan pronto como llegas a casa.  future action

Explanation:

The subordinate clause is expressing a future action because it is talking about the plans that the person has as soon as the other gets home, we can see this thanks to the verb llegas and the expression - tan pronto como-, if we translated it will be I will go for a walk on the trail as soon as you get home.

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