Answer:
The subjunctive exists in four tenses: the present, imperfect, perfect and pluperfect. It occurs in both the active and passive voice. In addition to this, the endings of subjunctive verbs can alter across the conjugations.
Explanation:
(Suck at Spanish so I tried to get as much, sorry I didn’t get them all but ya hope I sorta helped)
1 across: Hija
6 across:
8 across:
9 across: luz
10 across: Decorar
12 across: Piñata
15 across:
16 across:
17 across:
27 across:
29 across: Dulces
30 across:
31 across: Papel Picado
32 across: Rompimos
1 down: Hermana
2 down: Persona
3 down: Primo
4 down: Flores
5 down: Celebrar
7 down: Hermano
10 down:
11 down:
13 down: Abrir
14 down: Regalo
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Answer:
Alfombra (pen)
Techo (pen)
Mamá (last)
Algebra (antep)
Esperanza (pen)
González (pen)
Cucaracha (pen)
Pastel (last)
Pasteles (pen)
Recomendación (last)
Carro (pen)
Entiendo (pen)
Entendió (last)
Matrimonio (pen)
caramelos (pen)
Amarillo (pen)
interesante (pen)
bicicleta (pen)
divorciado (pen)
Zúnica (antep)
rápido (antep)
locura (pen)
cocina (pen)
tropical (last)
aprende (pen)
fácil (pen)
Explanation:
Note: Mama (pen) and Mamá (last) are different. Mama is from a verb MAMAR and Mamá is a mother.
