Jorge y Manuel ___________ la ropa. (2 points) plancharon planchimos secamos trapearon

Spanish

2 answers:

Marina CMI [18]3 years ago

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The only one that makes since is A

The answer is A

la answer is "planchada"

Ainat [17]3 years ago

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<h2>Right answer: plancharon (They ironed) </h2>

In this sentence Jorge and Manuel are substituted by the personal pronoun 3rd person in plural ellos (they), therefore the conjugation of the verb planchar (to iron) in past tense is:

(ellos) plancharon

<h2>Jorge y Manuel plancharon la ropa </h2>

Jorge and Manuel ironed the clothes

The other options are incorrect, because:

-The verb Planchimos does not exist in spanish

-Secamos (we dried) is the conjugation of the verb secar (to dry) in past tense with the 1st person in plural nosotros (we) . And as we can see in the sentence, the personal pronoun used is they

- trapearon (mopped) is the conjugation of the verb trapear (to mop) in past tense with the 3rd person in plural ellos/ellas (they), but in this context it does not apply, because here trapear means to scrub the floor with a rag or mop. This is not the right way to treat the clothes