Answer:
No dudo que Luis supo quién es el presidente de Costa Rica porque es de allí.
Answer:
1. es
2. Estoy
3. es
4. está
5. estoy
6. es
7. es
8. está
9. estamos
10. está
11. Es
12. ser
Explanation:
In general terms, “ser” is used to refer to facts and characteristics and “estar” is used to describe perceptions and opinions, but the use of the two verbs is much more complex than it seems at first sight and each one has uses specific and special needs to be learned.
<span>elle a fait la vaisselle tu as vendu vous avez parlé
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Le passé composé
j'ai
tu as
il a
nous avons + participe passé: fait, vendu, parlé, etc.
vous avez
ils ont
The "passé composé" is made up of the present indicative form of the verb "avoir" plus the past participle of the verb you are conjugating.
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(this is french not spanish)
The biography of Domingo Faustino Sarmiento
I would go with A. 5:50 pm
