I didn't give it to her is the translation,I currently dont know what your asking for,but thats the translation c:
Answer:
<u>Estoy</u> limpiando el <u>baño</u>. => I am cleaning the bathroom.
<u>Estamos</u> haciendo la cama => We are making the bed.
<u>Están</u> cortando el césped. => They are mowing the lawn.
<u>Está</u> lavando la <u>ropa</u>. => He is washing the laundry.
Explanation:
The underlined words are what I personally used to help me figure out each match.
Always remember that in the Present Progressive Tense of spanish grammar:
Estoy = Yo or I
Estás = Tu or You (casual)
Está = Él / Ella / Usted or He / She/ You (formal)
Estamos = Nosotros or We
Estáis = Vosotros or You all (used mainly in Spain)
Están = Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes or They / You all
<em>Hope this helps you</em> :)
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Explanation:
No estoy seguro sin las preguntas que figuran: c lo siento por eso ..
Answer:
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Tú casa es grande.
The difference between "tú" and "usted" depends on the formality. "Tú" is used <u>when talking to friends or relatives (informal)</u> while "usted" is used <u>when talking to older people or a person of high social rank (formal)</u>.
In this case we want to write the <u>informal</u> form of "tú", so we use "tú". Also, when dealing with <u>permanent states</u>, the verb "ser" (to be) is used.
