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3 years ago

Which word or phrase best completes this sentence?

Spanish

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nalin [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

the answer is A. El peor, it means "the worst"

alexgriva [62]3 years ago

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A, “el peor mes”

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The correct conjugation of the verb "conocer" in Subjunctive Form to fill the blank is:

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Translation.

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I am Celia and I am planning a trip to an exotic place to see another culture. I want to visit a place that I don't know.

Subjunctive Form in Spanish.

This verb form is used to mention situations whose occurrence is not guaranteed (as in the events in Celia's trip). The conjugation of the verb "conocer" in subjunctive form, taking into account the personal pronouns is:

Yo: conozca
Tú: conozcas
Usted: conozca
Él: conozca
Ella: conozca
Ello: conozca
Nosotros / Nosotras: conozcamos
Ustedes: conozcan
Ellos / Ellas: conozcan

Since Celia is speaking in the first person in the text, look for the conjugation corresponding to the first person personal pronoun "yo," which is "conozca."

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<h2>1) Right answer:</h2>

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