Answer:
En el accidente Ricardo se rompió el brazo.
Explanation:
This sentence is given in the preterite tense. This tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. So, rompió comes from the regular verb romper that is the conjugation of the verb romper for the third person singular. Therefore, this sentence translates into:
Ricardo broke his arm in the accident.
Las chicas HABLARON.
This is the PRETERITE or PAST TENSE of HABLAR.
The preterite conjugations of hablar and other AR verbs are:
- é
- aste
- ó
- amos
- aron
For ER or IR verbs they are:
- í
- iste
- ió
- imos
- ieron
Answer:
A. pobre perro
Explanation:
El pobre perro se perdió; ahora tiene que dormir afuera y ¡llueve!
The answer for a is 1 and for b is 4 and c is 2 and d is 3. I know Spanish and I speak so it was pretty easy, hope this helps! A-1 b-4 c-2 d-3
Answer:
Chico - 4
Although <em>CH </em>is graphically two letters, it is one sound.
Silla - 4
Although <em>LL </em>is graphically two letters, it is one sound.
Queso - 4
In the combinations <em>QUE</em> and <em>QUI </em>the <em>U </em>is silent.
Juguete - 6
In the combinations <em>GUE</em> and <em>GUI </em>the <em>U </em>is silent.
Hijo - 3
The letter <em>H </em>is always silent in Spanish.
Oso - 3
All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.
Cheque - 4
<em>CH</em> - one sound; <em>QUE</em> - silent <em>U.</em>
Español - 7
All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.
Hermano - 6
The letter <em>H </em>is always silent in Spanish.
Casa - 4
All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.
Anillo - 5
<em>LL</em> - one sound
Amor - 4
All the letters are pronunced as they are written down.
