Quick spanish question<br> What is "we go to the movies" and "I look at the menu"?

Ne4ueva [31]

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Explanation:

1. Esté delante del cine. Be in front of cinema. In this example, we used a formal command in order to explain to a person where exactly they must be. The verb we used is ESTAR. It's in the third person singular form, in the imperative. It means to be.

2. Vaya a la calle principal. Go to the main street. This example shows the direction an individual should follow and where they should be. We completed this sentence with the help of verb IR, which is means to go. It's in the third person singular form, in the imperative.

3. Cuando la luz verde está encendida, siga recto por la calle Fortaleza. When green light is on, continue right through Fortaleza street. In this sentence we used a verb SEGUIR, which means to continue. The verb is in the third person singular form, in the imperative. This sentence closely explains some of the objects an individual might see. Also, the direction they should follow is shown.

4. Va a ver una tienda a su derecha. Siga caminando hasta que vea un aumento de velocidad. You're going to see a shop on your right. Keep walking until you see a speed bump. In this sentence, we also had a verb SEGUIR, which means to follow, to continue. It's in the third person singular form, in the imperative, as there is only one person involved in the whole situation.

5. Tenga cuidado y pase cuando tenga la oportunidad. Terminará en un parque. Be careful and pass it when you get the chance. You're going to end up in a park. The verb we used here is TENER, meaning to have and PASAR, meaning to pass. Both of the verbs are in the third person singular form, in the imperative.

6. Al otro lado del parque, hay una fuente. Vaya allí. On the other side of the park, there's a fountain. Go there. In this sentence, we used the ver IR, it's in the third person singular form, in the imperative. This sentence shows the final destination and what a person should see in order to get there.

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3 years ago

Someone help me out on this one. I can’t figure it out please bro this assignment is duded by 1:30

Tems11 [23]

Answer:

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2 years ago

Question 1 with 10 blanksMARIO Hola, yo trabajo (1) el periódico de la universidad. ¿Puedo hacerte unas preguntas? INÉS Sí, clar

brilliants [131]

<h2>Answers and Explanations:</h2>

When producing sentences in Spanish, we always have to remember <u>what is the function of each word and in which position it is supposed to appear.</u> It will always make things easier for us. In our specific exercise (which is divided into two different parts) we’ll be reviewing two important aspects of grammar at the moment of producing sentences in Spanish: prepositions and possessive adjectives. Let’s remember what are they made for:

<h3>PREPOSITIONS</h3>

These words add complements to substantive clauses; we can say that they link different parts of the sentence in order to provide them of meaning. <u>In Spanish we have 23 prepositions</u> and all they have different meanings:

<em>A, ante, bajo, cabe, con, contra, de, desde, en, entre, hacia, hasta, para, por, según, sin, so, sobre, tras.</em>

<h3>POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES</h3>

In spanish we also have POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES, which are words used to evidence a situation of possession about the noun; thus, it means that something expressed by the noun belongs to someone (me, you, she, her, them, etc.).

These words are useful when we want to talk about things, people or places, for example:

MY house (Mi casa)
My mom (Mi mamá
My birth town (Mi pueblo)

<u>POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES:</u>

Yo- Mi(s)/mío(s)
Tú- Tu(s)/tuyo(s)
Él/ella/usted- Su(s)/suyo(s)
Nosotros – Nuestro(s)
Ustedes/ellos – Su(s)/suyo(s)

<h2>ANSWERS</h2><h3>Part I (prepositions activity) </h3>

MARIO: Hola, yo trabajo (1) EN el periódico de la universidad. ¿Puedo hacerte unas preguntas?

INÉS Sí, claro.

MARIO ¿Navegas mucho (2 )EN la red?

INÉS Sí, todos los días me conecto a Internet (3) A leer mi correo y navego (4) POR una hora. También me gusta hablar (5) POR Skype con mis amigos. Es muy bueno y, (6) PARA mí, es divertido.

MARIO ¿Y qué piensas sobre hacer la tarea en la computadora?

INÉS En general, me parece bien, pero (7) POR ejemplo, anoche hice unos ejercicios (8) PARA la clase de álgebra y al final me dolieron los ojos. (9) POR eso a veces prefiero hacer la tarea a mano.

MARIO Muy bien. Muchas gracias (10) POR tu tiempo.

<h3>Part II (Possesive adjectives activity)</h3>

1. ¿Éste es mi video?

Sí, es tuyo

2. ¿Ésta es la cámara de tu papá?

Sí, es la cámara de mi papá

3. ¿Ese teléfono es de Pilar?

Sí, es el suyo

4. ¿Éstos son los cargadores de ustedes?

No, no son nuestros cargadores

5. ¿Ésta es tu computadora portátil?

No, no es mía

6. ¿Esas son mis fotos?

Sí, son las tuyas

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3 years ago

Can someone help or even teach me how to learn spanish?

taurus [48]

Answer:

sureee

Explanation:

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2 years ago

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Cómo estás hoy mean

vredina [299]

How are you today?, that is what it means.

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3 years ago

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Quick spanish question What is "we go to the movies" and "I look at the menu"?