Where in Spain was this person born?

Ksenya-84 [330]

Answer:

habías tratado
había hecho
se había entrenado
había levantado
habían aliviado

Explanation:

The complete question is:

Fill in the blanks with past perfect verb forms from the list. Fill in the blanks with past perfect verb forms from the list:

había hecho

había levantado

habían aliviado

habías tratado

se había entrenado

1. Cuando ______ de estar en buena forma, te lastimaste en el gimnasio.

2. Antes de hacer gimnasia, Paola ya _______ ejercicios de estiramiento.

3. Carolina ya _____ en ejercicios aeróbicos cuando entró en la competición.

4. Yo ya _____ pesas antes de jugar al fútbol americano.

5. Ya los empleados ________ el estrés cuando volvieron a trabajar.

<h2> Solution</h2>

This question consists in completing the sentences (filling in the blanks) with the correct past perfect tense.

Past perfect is formed with the past tense of the verb "haber" (to have) and the past particple of the action verb.

1. Cuando habías tratado de estar en buena forma, te lastimaste en el gimnasio.

Habías: past tense of verb "haber", second person, singular
tratado: past particple verb "tratar" (try)

2. Antes de hacer gimnasia, Paola ya  había hecho ejercicios de estiramiento.

había: past tense of verb "haber", third person, singular

hecho: past particple verb "hacer" (to do)

3. Carolina ya se había entrenado en ejercicios aeróbicos cuando entró en la competición.

se: reflexive form because the action is done over herself
había: past tense of verb "haber", third person, singular.
entrenado: past participle of verb "entrenar" ( to train)

4. Yo ya  había levantado pesas antes de jugar al fútbol americano.

había: past tense ver "haber", first person, singular
levantado: past particple of verb "levantar (to lift)

5. Ya los empleados  habían aliviado el estrés cuando volvieron a trabajar.

habían: past tense of verb "haber", third person, plural
aliviado: past participle of verb "aliviar" (to relieve).

4 0

3 years ago

Select the correct answer.

Leni [432]

Answer:

B

Explanation:

A is incorrect as you are not directing that to the person. you are only blatantly mentioning it.

B is correct because you are stating it to another person and using the second person correctly.

C is incorrect since the pronoun used here is "we", which I doubt a 911 operator would say unless he was also in a crisis.

D is incorrect because the pronoun used in the conjugation is "I", which also makes no sense.

Espero que esto sea de ayuda :)

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3 years ago

Fill in the blank with the Spanish word that best completes the following sentence.

DENIUS [597]

The answer would be "sube" meaning "goes up." This is the only possible correct answer because it is the only verb as "desde" and "lejos" are both prepositions and "a pie" literally means "by foot."

Hope I helped! :)

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4 years ago

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In which is a non spanish speaking country do many people speak spanish

liq [111]

It would have to be the United States because they don’t have a official language other than English but many immigrants come over and speak Spanish. Other countries teach English in school so the United States is one of the only country that actually teaches Spanish.

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4 years ago

Mi familia no es grande. Yo tengo un hermano y una hermana. Yo vivo con (1) padres, (2) hermano pequeño y (3) abuelos. Patricia,

Irina-Kira [14]

What are you asking?

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