Answer:
Hace seis años que conocí a mi esposo.
It was six years ago that I met my husband.
Explanation:
The verb hacer can be used in various ways to talk about the passage of time. You can use hacer to describe how long ago something happened or how long you have been doing something. You can also use hacer to describe past actions that were interrupted by another action. Am example would be: <u>Hace</u> <u>seis años</u> <u>que</u> <u>conocí</u> a mi esposo which translates to It was six years ago that I met my husband.
The specific time is 6. Que is que. And the verb is conoci
Quieres ir a la playa conmigo means Do you want to go to the beach with me
Answer:
1 with a
2 with c
3 with h
4 with b
5 with g
1. Mi prima y yo tenemos doce años. Ella es menor que yo.
2. Mi padre trabaja 45 horas cada semana y mi madre trabaja 60. Él es menos trabajador que ella.
3. A Tomás y a Natalia les encanta la fruta. Ella come tantas peras como él.
4. Mateo y yo corremos cinco kilómetros todos los días. Corro peor que él.
5. Luis tiene muchos libros, pero yo sólo tengo dos. Él lee más que yo.
Explanation:
You have to match with the comparative. The easiest way to do this is to analyze the verbs or nouns used in each sentence.
1) and a) are talking about ages.
2) and c) are talking about work.
3) and h) are talking about fruits.
4) and b) are talking about running
5) and g) are talking about books and reading.
no ellos no tienen pan ni té
<span>From what I can tell it would the conjugation form for you all which would be ustedes/ellos/ellas
Tienen
Compran
Naden
Comen
Limpian
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