Tú and usted are basically the same thing but “tú” is less formal than “usted”. Usted is mostly used when you don’t know someone or taking to elderly people. And tú is used when your talking to someone of the same age, the same rank, etc.
Tú /You . For example:
Tu eres gracioso.
You're funny.
Answer:
el va is he goes
Explanation:
idk if that helps but there ya go ~
It does not make any difference.. It still means the same. Es que yo me sé lo que tú cree que tú no sabe = Is that I know what you think you do not know
So it does not make any difference
1. I’m taking the taxi
2. The students have to study the homework
3. I wish to invite the cute boy to the party
4. I don’t like waiting for Elena
5. Mr. Johnson is teaching the students
6. We have cravings of drinking milk
7. Juan brings the Spanish book everyday
8. The ladies take the bus at 5 o’clock
