Answer:
1. Afirmativo: díganmelo.
Negativo: no me lo digan.
2. Afirmativo: Salga
Negativo: No salga
3. Afirmativo: Sírvannoslo
Negativo: No nos lo sirvan.
4. Afirmativo: Bárrala
Negativo: No la barra.
5. Afirmativo: Hágalo.
Negativo: No lo haga.
Explanation:
The imperative mode is used to give orders, requests or wishes. The imperative has its own forms only in the second person of the plural and the singular (tu, vosotros) in the rest of the people we use the subjunctive mode.
This verbs are the verbs that tell someone to do something.
Answer: Good Morning! My name is Graciela and I am from Panama City, in the
Republic of Panama. It is a very beautiful country. My school is very good.
It's called the Cultural Institute. I like studying. Many students son
international My friend Juan is from Lima, Peru. Juan likes to play
football. I like to ride a skateboard better. My friend Silvia is from Buenos
Aires, Argentina. She likes to draw and read. We like to
hang out with friends and listen to music or watch television. The
Saturdays we like to rent DVDs and buy pizzas.
Explanation: like that?
They differ, because Spanish is classified as Español from Spain. Latin is classified as castellano from South America.
Mr. Rodriguez is a politician. It is the largest in the city of La Palma.
It’s “Examen oral” in Spanish. If you have an iPhone Siri can translate things for you in Spanish.
