Match each subject in the left column with the appropriate form of verb

How do you "Laura is blonde" in spanish

Tema [17]

Answer:

Laura es rubia

Explanation:

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Answer true or false as to whether or not you’d be able to use the Uno Dos Tres Strategy to translate this sentence: It is diffi

andrew-mc [135]

the answer is false. there are different variables in the sentence

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Question 1 with 2 blanksJosefina las manos en el lavabo. Josefina la ropa en casa de su madre. (peinar/peinarse) Question 2 with

Inga [223]

Answer:

1.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Josefina SE LAVA las manos en el lavabo
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Josefina LAVA la ropa en casa de su madre

2.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Yo ME PONGO en el baño, delante del espejo
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Yo PEINO a mi hermana todas las mañanas

3.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Nosotros NOS PONEMOS nerviosos antes de un examen
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Nosotros PONEMOS la toalla al lado de la ducha

4.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Los estudiantes SE LEVANTAN muy temprano
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Los estudiantes LEVANTAN la mano y hacen preguntas

Explanation:

To answer this exercise we first have to know what <u>REFLEXIVE VERBS</u> are because it is the main theme of our sentences.

<h3><em> REFLEXIVE VERBS</em></h3>

They are a special kind of CONJUGATED VERBS that are transitive. It means that <u>the action expressed by the verb is affecting the subject of the sentence.</u> Thus, the person who does the action is the same person who receives that action.

<u>For example:</u> <em>Yo me peino</em> (I comb my hair); here I’m the person who is doing the action of “combing”, but my own hair is who is being combed, so I do and receive the action of the verb at the same time.

Verbs related to<u> personal routines</u> (for example combing, making up, dressing up, washing, having a bath, etc.) are commonly <u>REFLEXIVE VERBS</u>.

<u><em>GRAMMATICAL RULE:</em></u> It is really important to notice that REFLEXIVE VERBS are always accompanied by REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS, which are in charge of expressing who is receiving the action.

<h3><em>REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS</em></h3>

Yo –Me
Tú- Te
ÉL/ella/usted- Se
Nosotros-Nos
Vosotros-Os
Ellos-Se

Now, here we have the answers, please focus your attention in the conjugated verb and the reflexive pronoun that is always next to it. Each example has the same conjugated verb but one sentence is reflexive and the other isn’t.

<h2>ANSWERS</h2>

1.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Josefina SE LAVA las manos en el lavabo
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Josefina LAVA la ropa en casa de su madre

2.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Yo ME PONGO en el baño, delante del espejo
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Yo PEINO a mi hermana todas las mañanas

3.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Nosotros NOS PONEMOS nerviosos antes de un examen
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Nosotros PONEMOS la toalla al lado de la ducha

4.

REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Los estudiantes SE LEVANTAN muy temprano
NO-REFLEXIVE SENTENCE: Los estudiantes LEVANTAN la mano y hacen preguntas

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Spanish verbs in english and spanish

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Answer:

ESTAR – to be

Estoy cansado. – I’m tired.

Lessons: using estar | estar expressions | estar conjugations

Test: estar conjugations

SER – to be

Soy profesor. – I’m a teacher.

Lessons: using ser | ser expressions | ser conjugations

Test: ser conjugations

TENER – to have

Tengo un perro. – I have a dog.

Lessons: using tener | tener expressions | tener conjugations

Test: tener conjugations

HABER – to have (auxiliary verb)

Ya he comido. – I have already eaten.

Lessons: using haber | haber expressions | haber conjugations

Test: haber conjugations

HACER – to do, make

Hago mi tarea. – I’m doing my homework.

Lessons: using hacer | hacer expressions | hacer conjugations

Test: hacer conjugations

IR – to go

Voy al banco. – I’m going to the bank.

Lessons: using ir | ir expressions | ir conjugations

Test: ir conjugations

VENIR – to come

Vengo ahora. – I’m coming now.

Lessons: using venir | venir expressions | venir conjugations

Test: venir conjugations

DECIR – to say, tell

Digo la verdad. – I’m telling the truth.

Lessons: using decir | decir expressions | decir conjugations

Test: decir conjugations

PODER – to be able

Puedo ayuderle. – I can help you.

Lessons: using poder | poder expressions | poder conjugations

Test: poder conjugations

DAR – to give

Te doy un libro. – I’m giving you a book.

Lessons: using dar | dar expressions | dar conjugations

Test: dar conjugations

VER – to see

Veo a Miguel. – I see Miguel.

Lesson: using ver | ver expressions | ver conjugations

Test: ver conjugations

SABER – to know

Lo sé. – I know.

Lessons: using saber | saber expressions | saber conjugations

Test: saber conjugations

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¿What is the polite command form of tomar?<br><br> Please please help.

miss Akunina [59]

Le gustaría tomar su desayuno en la terraza, señor?

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