C-XPO is an android who can speak English. he is a very smart android and speaks a lot of languages. However, there is a problem: C-XPO does not speak spanish.

C-XPO goes to a spanish class. He sits. The professor enters the classroom and sees a new student. he tells him " stand up" C-XPO stands up and walks to the front of the classroom. He says in English "I am C-XPO" The professor yells "don't speak English" Then he continues: "In this class we speak spanish, my name Is Alfonso. and you, what is you name" I am

C-XPO says: my name is... The professor says" yes" C-XPO continues, "C-XPO" the professor says "yes! XPO!" class this is XPO. C-XPO says "C-XPO" the professor says "yes! XPO" C-XPO is angry and yells "no! C-XPO" The professor is not angry. he is excited.

He tells him, "yes! XPO! Excellent Sit down

Frustrated, C-XPO walked to his desk and sat down.

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3 years ago

Hay tres chicas en la clase de español y ellas son _______. Question 3 options: A. chicas inteligente B. chica inteligentes C. c

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C. Chicas Inteligentes

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4 years ago

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Vida diaria

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Answer:

Tenemos

Explanation:

Hoy nosotros tenemos un partido de fútbol

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3 years ago

1. Julieta y César / ser / paramédicos 2. trabajar / juntos y / llevarse / muy bien 3. cuando / haber / accidente, / siempre / a

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Answer:

1. Julieta y César SON paramédicos

2. TRABAJAN juntos y SE LLEVAN muy bien

3. Cuando HAY un accidente, siempre ANALIZAN la situación con cuidado

4. SE PREOCUPAN mucho por los pacientes

5. Si el paciente TIENE mucho dolor le PONEN una inyección.

Explanation:

In Spanish it is necessary that the subject and the conjugated verb that form a sentence match with each other; it could be synthesized in the following rules:

1. If the subject is plural, then the verb must be conjugated in plural form.

2. If the subject is singular, then the verb must be conjugated in singular form.

We also need to remember that in Spanish the verb form changes according to the time we want to express, the basic ones are:

Presente: It is happening right now
Pasado: It already ended
Futuro: It will be happening
Copretérito: Something that was happening while another thing happened
Pospretérito: Actions that would be happening in past.

In our exercise, we have to CONJUGATE the verb that has been presented to us in the<em> infinitive form</em> (remember: infinitives, gerunds and participles are not conjugated forms of the verb), here there are our answers in present, you can change them to another tense if necessary: