Answer:
1. ¿Trabajamos mañana?
2. ¿Ustedes desean bailar? or Ustedes ¿desean bailar?
3. ¿Raúl estudia mucho? or Raúl, ¿estudia mucho?
4. ¿Enseño a las nueve?
5. ¿Luz mira la televisión? or Luz, ¿mira la televisión?
Explanation:
In Spanish, intonation is used for several purposes: Marking interrogative and exclamatory sentences. Topic marking and topicalization, etc. As paralinguistic and extralinguistic information) it serves to give expression to the feelings that accompany the issuance of a particular statement.
1. They took it for granted.
2. They went too far.
3. They mumbled.
4. They had a food time.
5. They got their way.
6. They made quite a splash.
7. They had a falling-out with us.
8. They blocked our way.
9. They complimented us.
10. They kicked the bucket.
1- se
2-nos
3-me
4-me
5-me
6-me
7-te
8-se
9-se
I hope it helps you:)
4) baja. Hermana is singular and feminine
Answer:
doy - digo
das - dices
da - dicen
damos - decimos
dan - dicen
Explanation:
En español casi siempre son las mismas terminaciones para cada persona. lo único que podría llegar a cambiar es amos/emos/imos dependiendo de la conjugación
