¡ hola !
The answer is NO
the regulars verbs in present tense always end with an "o"
But some irregular verbs don't always end with an "o" =
SER ► soy
ESTAR ► estoy
SABER ► sé
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Answer:
could you specify or give me an example or what you want translated?
Answer:
The distance between the post office and the library is 8 units
Explanation:
Given
--- Post office
--- Library
---- Bank
Required
The distance between the P and L
To do this, we simply calculate the distance between P and L using the distance formula;
Where:
--- 
--- 
So, we have:
<em>The required distance is 8 units</em>
1. Ayer Hice la tarea
2. Siempre solía andar en bicicleta cuando era pequeño
3. Fue a la escuela ayer
4. siempre solíamos comer en casa
5. Cantaron anoche
6. nunca pedí papas fritas
7. No trabajaste hoy
8. vivió en texas durante 10 años
9. solíamos viajar todos los años
10. quien escribió esta carta?
1. I talk with my friends
2. I am talking with my friends
3 i always talked with my friends
4. I talked with my friends last night
5. She use to study every day
6. She was studying
7. She studied last week
8. She studied French
9. You lived in Mexico for 5 years
10. You lived in Mexico
11. You are living in Mexico
12. You live in Mexico
13. They are working on homework
14. They used to work in homework every night
15. They worked in the homework yesterday night
16. They worked on homework
