<h3>
A mi padre y yo <u>iremos</u>
a la playa.</h3>
Answer: b)<u> </u><u><em>ir</em></u>
Translation: My father and I <u>will go</u> to the beach.
<h2><em>Spymore</em></h2>
Answer:
Blank One: Quieres; Blank Two: Puedo; Blank Three; Volver
Explanation:
One: The tu form of Querer is Quieres, he's asking "do you want to ride bikes"
Two: The yo form of Poder is Puedo, saying "No, I can't"
Three: After "tengo que" you use an infinitve verb, in this case "volver"
Answer:
no
Explanation:
It is saying that the hard course it easy.
Answer:
In order to correctly complete this exercise, you have to fill-in the blanks in each one of the sentences using the correct form of the Spanish imperative (imperativo) for the different verbs provided. You will have to take into account the subject of each sentence in order to choose the most appropriate inflection in each case. <em>In the first half of the exercise you will have to use the personal pronoun "usted" as a subject for the sentences, while in the second half you will have to use "ustedes".</em>
Explanation:
<em>Usted</em>:
<em>lave</em> (lavar) la ropa con el nuevo detergente.
<em>Salga</em> (salir) de su casa y disfrute del aire libre.
<em>Dígame</em> (decir) todo lo que piensa hacer hoy.
No <em>beba</em> (beber) demasiado en la fiesta.
<em>Venga</em> (venir) preparado para pasarlo bien.
No <em>se vaya</em> (irse) sin probar la langosta de Maine.
<em>Ustedes</em>:
No <em>coman</em> (comer) con la boca abierta.
<em>Oigan</em> (oír) música clásica en casa.
No <em>pongan</em> (poner) los codos (elbows) en la mesa.
<em>Traigan</em> (traer) un regalo a la fiesta de cumpleaños.
<em>Vean</em> (ver) programas de televisión educativos.
<em>Conduzcan</em> (conducir) con precaución (caution) por la ciudad.
D. Mandar ( between quiere and dinero)
