Answer:
Explanation:
1 lo
2. se
3. le
4. le
5. le
6. le
7. se
8. Déjame presentarte a Susana
9. se
10. le
11. le
Answer:
El cerebro
Explanation:
El cerebro es el órgano principal de hacerte sentir,pensar,aprender o adaptarse
Answer:
-Yo pienso estudiar esta noche.
-Mi amiga y yo queremos viajar a la playa.
-Ellos van a visitar las ruinas cuando van de vacaciones.
-Nosotras tenemos que obtener el pasaporte antes de ir a otro país.
-Tú piensas salir temprano
-Miguel quiere aprender a bailar tango
Explanation:
Answer:
Cambia el verbo en negrita y escríbelo en el presente perfecto. Change the verb in bold and write it in the present perfect.
La gente está muy emocionada porque hoy abren (2 palabras) las ruinas del maya por la primera vez en siglos.
The answer is:
La gente está muy emocionada porque hoy han abierto las ruinas del maya por primera vez en siglos
Explanation:
In this activity we have to put the verb in bold in the present perfect form.
In Spanish we form the present perfect with:
the present indicative of<em> haber</em> + <em>past participle</em> of the main verb.
It is used to talk about things that have happened in the recent past, to talk about thing that happened sometime in the past, without specifying when, and to talk about things that started in the past and continue or repeat in the present. In this case, we are using it to talk about an action that happened very recently.
Answer:
The answer is: debo salir.
Explanation:
you must grab the verb and the person in infinitive (leave, you) and pass it to the first person of the subject and conjugate the verb.
Personal pronouns are those that are characterized by designating people who participate in a verbal act. They serve, therefore, to refer to grammatical people in a speech. Its lexical content is null or scarce. They are words with deictic value, that is, they point to the participants in the communicative act (speaker and listener); However, they also have anaphoric or cataphoric value, that is, they point out in context to something that has been said before (anaphora) or will be said later (catastrophe).
