Answer:
A
Explanation:
When meeting someone new or in a professional way this is the proper way to ask for someone's name.
I'm not sure if you need them to be translated in spanish or in english but I'll do it In english. Just translate it to spanish on google translate or something like that if it's supposed to be in spanish.
1. I skated and swam in the pool this past summer.
2. I prepared cookies in my house this week
3. I had breakfast In MacDonald's this month
4. I bought a dress for prom at the mall
5. I sent more than 40 text messages yesterday
6. I watched Iron Man 1, Iron Man 2, and Iron Man 3. Or I watched all the iron man movies.
7. My sibling and me played the same sport at school.
Answer:
tratar
Explanation:
I think-
haven't done to much spanish-
You may want to look into french because bonjour is french not Spanish :)
Answer:
- Leyó Ud. este libro Sr. Vega.
- Sí, lo leí ayer.
- ¿Ud. lo sacó de la biblioteca o lo compró?
- Lo saqué de la biblioteca.
Explanation:
in Spanish the preterite form indicates actions that have been performed in the past tense, therefore we must conjugate the verbs at this time taking into account the narrator in each line of the previous conversation, so that the verb is logically conjugated and can be consistent with what you want to express.
