Who are the sons of Xavier?
Well this are kind of more personal questions, but I can translate them and tell you how to answer them :)
If you do like to use the item, you say “si me gusta” (I do) or “si, me gusta usarlo” (I do like to use it) or even a simple “si” (yes) this depends mostly on your teacher.
In case you don’t, you just gotta say “no, no me gusta” (No, I do not like it), “no me gusta” ( I don’t like it) or a simple “no” (no) as well.
Bufandas means scarfs
Suéter- sweater
Gorra- cap
Sandalias- sandals
Pantalones- pants, jeans, that kind of things
For the sentences it’s pretty similar to the other exercise.
I’ll write the positive form of the sentences first, and then the negative one so you can choose what goes better with you.
Si, me gusta usar camisetas/camisas. (If you like using t-shirts)
No, no me gusta usar camisetas/ camisas (if you don’t)
Si, me gusta ir a la escuela ( if you like going to school)
No, no me gusta ir a la escuela (if you don’t)
Si, me gusta jugar/ practicar béisbol (if you like playing/ practicing baseball)
No, no me gusta jugar/ practicar béisbol (if you don’t)
Me gustan más/ prefiero las sandalias (if you prefer sandals over boots)
Me gustan más/ prefiero las botas (if you prefer boots)
Si, me gustan las palomitas (if you like popcorn)
No, no me gustan las palomitas (if you don’t)
Be careful so you put accents in words, hope it helps :)
1. Son 2. Está 3. Somos 4. Estás 5. Es 6. Es 7. Son 8. Están
Answer:
The imperfecto is use for continuous actions. (was/were)
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The imperfecto is use for past ongoing actions ( used to )
We use the imperfecto for an interrupted activity, we use the word for description.
Explanation:
The imperfecto is also called imperfect. It refers to the two simple past tenses in Spanish language. It is used for continuous or ongoing actions that held in the past. This word is also used for descriptions as well as for providing background information about an event that held in the past. So we can say that this word is used for the past tense in Spanish language.
