Necesitan. Mis maestros indicates a plural form of female nouns, meaning the conjugation must end with -an.
Answer:
The right fill in the blanks is:
- <em>Héctor nos pide que firmemos el formulario porque </em><em><u>debe</u></em><em> confirmar la reserva de mañana.
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- <em>Los líderes mundiales </em><em><u>piden</u></em><em> que el diplomático renuncie porque </em><em><u>afirman</u></em><em> que no es independiente.
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- <em>Te pido que </em><em><u>pongas</u></em><em> en marcha el proyecto porque quiero entrevistar a los candidatos este lunes.
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- <em>Os pedimos que </em><em><u>reduzcáis</u></em><em> el precio de las entradas porque no </em><em><u>podemos</u></em><em> pagar tanto dinero.
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- <em>Usted </em><em><u>pide</u></em><em> que se </em><em><u>hable</u></em><em> la lengua nativa en nuestra comunidad porque es importante para el pueblo indígena.</em>
Explanation:
The translation of the sentences is:
- Héctor asks us to sign the form because he <u>must</u> confirm tomorrow's reservation.
- World leaders <u>call</u> for the diplomat to resign because they <u>claim</u> that it is not independent.
- I ask you <u>to launch</u> the project because I want to interview the candidates this Monday.
- We ask that you <u>reduce</u> the price of tickets because we <u>cannot</u> pay that much money.
- You <u>ask</u> that the native language <u>be spoken</u> in our community because it is important to the indigenous people.
To understand where you must use each verb, you must know the personal pronoun that is used in each case where is just the noun, so:
- Héctor = <em>Él.</em>
- World leaders = <em>Ellos.</em>
Now, I'll show you the right conjugation of the verbs used in the sentences in Present Tense, taking into account the personal pronouns:
- <em>Yo afirmo, debo, firmo, hablo, pido, puedo, pongo, reduzco.</em>
- <em>Tú afirmas, debes, firmas, hablas, pides, puedes, pones, reduces.</em>
- <em>Usted afirma, debe, firma, habla, </em><u><em>pide</em></u><em>, puede, pone, reduce.</em>
- <em>Él afirma, </em><u><em>debe</em></u><em>, firma, habla, pide, puede, pone, reduce.</em>
- <em>Ella afirma, debe, firma, habla, pide, puede, pone, reduce.</em>
- <em>Ello afirma, debe, firma, habla, pide, puede, pone, reduce.</em>
- <em>Nosotros afirmamos, debemos, hablamos, pedimos, </em><u><em>podemos</em></u><em>, ponemos, reducimos.</em>
- <em>Vosotros afirmáis, debéis, habláis, pedís, podéis, ponéis, reducís.</em>
- <em>Ustedes afirman, deben, hablan, piden, pueden, ponen, reducen.</em>
- <em>Ellos </em><u><em>afirman</em></u><em>, deben, hablan, </em><u><em>piden</em></u><em>, pueden, ponen, reducen.</em>
However, every time you see the verb next to the word "que," the verb takes the subjunctive form, not present, that is the case of the verbs <em>"</em><em><u>pongas</u></em><em>," "</em><em><u>reduzcáis</u></em><em>,"</em> and "<em><u>hable</u></em>."
Parents should not talk about sexuality to their children because it can lead to prejudices against different genders, for example, girls can become pregnant, therefore, some guys might avoid girls at all costs because of that strange image inside their heads. Males cannot become pregnant, so males might have sex with females and then leave, because they feel no responsibility whatsoever. After all, there is, technically, no "consequence" for males.
