Answer:
id say feminine but boys can use them to
Explanation:
Tengo
tienes
tienes
tiene
Here is a little tip:
Yo(I) Tengo
Tu(You) Tienes
El/Ella(He/She) Tiene
Any verb for "Yo" ends in "o", "Tu" with "es"(with some exceptions), and "el/ella" with "e"(again, with some exceptions)
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hope it helps
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Answer:
Incorrect.
Explanation:
Tú means you, and the -mos ending is for nosotros, which is we.
You could change it to "Tú verías" or "Nosotros veríamos."
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