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empezar => yo empiezo (presente)
EMPEZAR <em>preterit tense</em>
yo empecé
tú empezaste
él/ella/Ud empezó
nosotros empezamos
vosotros empezasteis
ellos/ellas/Uds empezaron
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Answer:
Francisco trajo su cuaderno y lapiz.
Explanation:
Trajo would best be translated into English as "brought" and vino would best be translated into English as "came" (in the given context, of course). Therefore, the sentence in English would be as follows: "Francisco brought/came his book and pencil". Brought is the correct answer. Therefore "trajo" is the correct answer in Spanish.
Answer:
NO.
Explanation:
El chico simpáticas (INCORRECT).
El chico simpático (CORRECT).
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