1)el champu
2)el jabon
3)el espejo
4)la toalla
5) la secadora
1. I have to order a new cookbook today.
2. I have to go to a conference with some colleagues.
3. I should go see my patient with diabetes.
4. Today, Monday, I can see more patients.
Answer:
Questions:
Hola cómo estas?
Cual es tu nombre y de donde vienes?
Que haces para divertirte?
Cual es tu favorita materia y porque?
Cual es la materia mas dificil para usted?
Response to one of the questions:
Mi nombre es Jose y vengo de Guatemala.
This question seems to be incomplete. The correct thing to do is to re-write these sentences using the preterite tense.
Answer:
The correct answers are:
Nosotros jamás cuidamos nuestra nutrición.
Todos llevamos vida de sedentarios.
En agosto mis hermanos y yo resolvimos estar a dieta.
Yo no ví a mis hermanos en dos meses.
En octubre ellos adelgazaron dos libras.
Explanation:
In this case, all verbs are conjugated in a verb tense called: pretérito perfecto simple.
We use this verb tense to describe completed events or actions that have happened in the past, or to describe finished actions but close or recent to the moment of speech.
Regular Spanish verbs can be transformed into a perfect simple past tense by changing its root as follows:
<u>Amar:</u>
(yo) amé
(tú) amaste
(él) amó
(ns) amamos
(vs) amasteis
(ellos) amaron
<u>Temer:</u>
(yo) temí
(tú) temiste
(él) temió
(ns) temimos
(vs) temisteis
(ellos) temieron
<u>Partir</u><em>:</em>
(yo) partí
(tú) partiste
(él) partió
(ns) partimos
(vs) partisteis
(ellos) partieron
