Por la mañana, yo me despierto a la 7:30 (siete y media) y me levanto par air a ducharme. Cuando me ducho, me lavo el cuerpo con jabon. Luego me visto, desayuno una tostada con aguacate y despues me lavo los dientes. Lo siguiente que hago es maquillarme y ir al colegio.

Cuando vuelvo del colegio, hago mis deberes y estudio. Cuando he acabado de estudiar, dibujo y ceno. Al final del dia, me acuesto muy a gusto porque estoy muy cansada.

Second part:

Estar: to be

when do we use estar? in things that last a bit or that aren't permanent like a mood for example (i am happy = yo estoy contento)

Tener: to have

when do we use tener? we use it to express needs (tengo sed) or i am hungry (tengo hambre)

Practice:

You are pretty: Tu eres guapa

He is hungry: El tiene hambre

They are tall: Ellos sn altos

It is in my closet: Esta en mi armario

We are sad: Nosotros estamos tristes

I am thirsty: Yo tengo sed

Ser (ella): es

estar (ustedes): estan

tener (nosotros): tenemos

estar (la chica): esta (tilde en la "a")

I really hope this is helpful!!!

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Your Riddle only in Spanish:

Ostrovityanka [42]

Answer:

Eco

Explanation:

I did it already ;)

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2 years ago

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Direct object nouns and pronouns

Oksanka [162]

Answer:

Direct object: Folleto turístico Pronoun: Marcos
Direct object: pasaportes Pronoun: Necesitamos
Direct object: maleta Pronoun: Voy
Direct object: padres Pronoun: Javier
Direct object: Viejo San Juan Pronoun: Ellos
Direct object: Javier Pronoun: Puedo
Direct object: Cámara Pronoun: Prefiero
Direct object: Reservaciones de hotel Pronoun: queremos.

Explanation:

A direct object is that one which is directly affected by the action that the subject of the sentence does. For instance, number one: What is Marcos asking for? the tourist brochure, thus, "folleto turístico" is the direct object and Marcos, who is the subject is the pronoun, in this case refering to "He". In Spanish, pronouns are: Yo, tú, él, ella, usted, nosotros, ellos but also the suffixes -nos, -os and -se. For example, number 2 says "necesitamOS" which means in English we need thus, this is the pronoun because in Spanish that suffix means "we"; same thing with number 8. Number 5 is completely direct as "Ellos" is they.

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