Answer:
The changes are:
From to
- descubra → descubre
- Camine → camina
- observe → observa
- puede → puedes
- Visite → visita
- compre → compra
- Vaya → ve
- se olvide → te olvides
- Conozca → conoce
- respire → respira
- Explore → explora
- aprenda → aprende
- Súbase → súbete
- vea → ve
- ¡Disfrute Panamá! → ¡Disfruta Panamá!
Explanation:
In Spanish, the second person of singular may have two different forms. The formal one is "usted" and the familiar one is "tú". In English, there is one single form: "you".
The conjugation of a verb using "usted" differs from the conjugation of the verb using "tú".
For instance: Este verano, descubra la ciudad de Panamá, is using the formal form. The pronoun is tacit (understood) but it is "usted".
The conjugation is:
When, you change the formal command used for "usted" to the familiar form using "tú", the conjugation is"
Then, the sentence changes from:
- Este verano,<em> </em><u>descubra</u><em> </em>la ciudad de Panamá.
To:
- Este verano, <u>descubre</u> la ciudad de Panamá.
You must do the same with all the other verbs. All the transformations are shown in the direct answer above.
Answer:
I would say D. Dynamic , definition of dynamic: positive in attitude and full of energy and new ideas.
Answer:
1. Las chicas pudieron divertirse.
2. ¿Conocíste a los recién casados?
3. No pude encontrar a Patricia.
Explanation:
In this exercise you have to change the tense of the verbs from "tiempo presente" to "pretérito indefinido".
For example:
In English the "past tense" is similar to "preterito indefinido" in Spanish:
1. Girls could have fun.
2. Did you meet the newlyweds?
3. I couldn't find Patricia.
The answer is bebió that means David drank a lot of orange juice
