This is wrong
The correct answer is : me escucha
Used no me escucha
Usted means You (in a more formal way)
No means No
me escucha means do you hear/listen to me
I hope this helped - Maria S.
Answer:
Albert heard the music and went outside, That is what the first sentence is saying.
Albert heard music when he went outside, That is the second sentence.
Explanation:
The first sentence is saying that he heard the music first and then he went outside of his house, It was only when he heard the music
The second sentence says that he didn't hear the music until he went outside of his house. Meaning he had to be outside.
I don't know if that helps
It is definitely definitely "puedan actuar bien" ;)
Answer:
Pedir
Explanation:
The verb poner in the first person present tense can be conjugated to "Yo pon<u>go</u>." Similarly, venir is changed to ven<u>go</u>, salir becomes sal<u>go</u>, but pedir would change to "pido" which is not a -go ending.
