Heyy,
okay I’ll just give one of your friends name Juan and the other Jose ( you can change these )
in english:
today was the day, i was finally going shopping with my friends. we went to our local mall and decided to go to the nike store first. juan saw some shirts he wanted to get in a catalog. In the other hand, jose saw some shoes with me. i tried on these grey shoes i really liked, and they fit perfectly. juan tried on the shirts he wanted in the fitting room and told us they looked and fit good on him. however, jose’s shoes didnt fit, so he changed them for a bigger size. we went up to the cash register and there was a kinda long line so we waited. then, when we got to the front, i decided to pay for my friends things as well as mine. i payed in cash because i had forgottten my credit card at home. after that we went to the Ross store and i went to look to to the shirts. juan and jose also came to see if they liked something. i found two that i really liked so i went to the fitting rooms. juan also tried on a shirt. they both fit really good and juan said his fit great. jose waited for us at the cash register and decided to pay for out clothes. it was a total of $39.64 and he payed with his debit card. finally, we decided to go home since we were kind of tired. juan drove us home and we played video games for the rest lf the day
in spanish:
hoy era el día en que finalmente iba de compras con mis amigos. Fuimos a nuestro centro comercial local y decidimos ir primero a la tienda Nike. juan vio algunas camisetas que quería de un catálogo. Por otro lado, José vio unos zapatos conmigo. Me probé estos zapatos grises que me gustaron mucho y me quedan perfectamente. Juan se probó las camisas que quería en el probador y nos dijo que le quedaban bien. sin embargo, los zapatos de José no le quedaban, así que los cambió por una talla más grande. fuimos a la caja registradora y había una fila un poco larga, así que esperamos. luego, cuando llegamos al frente, decidí pagar las cosas de mis amigos además de las mías. Pagué en efectivo porque olvidé mi tarjeta de crédito en casa. después de eso fuimos a la tienda de Ross y fui a mirar las camisetas. Juan y José también vinieron a ver si les gustaba algo. Encontré dos que me gustaron mucho, así que fui a los probadores. Juan también se probó una camisa. Ambos encajan muy bien y Juan dijo que encajaba genial. José nos esperó en la caja registradora y decidió pagar la ropa. fue un total de $ 39,64 y pagó con su tarjeta de débito. finalmente, decidimos irnos a casa porque estábamos algo cansados. Juan nos llevó a casa y jugamos videojuegos por el resto del día.
I hope this helped and I’m sorry if it was a little late!
have an amazing day :)
It can be “nosotros” or “you and him”
The sentence is in the second person singular (you). Therefore, the correct pronoun is tú.
Answer: See explanation
Explanation:
Your question isn't clear but let me give you different scenarios.
1. Subtract 15cm from 2m
First and foremost, we have to realize that 1m = 100cm, therefore 2m = 2 × 100cm = 200cm
To subtract 15cm from 2m would be:
= 2m - 15cm
= 200cm - 15cm
= 185cm
= 1.85m
2. Subtract 15.2cm from 20.
This will give: = 20 - 15.2cm
3. Subtract 15cm from 20cm
This will be:
= 20cm - 15cm
= 5cm
4. Subtract 15.2cm from 20cm. This will be:
= 20cm - 15.2cm
= 4.8cm
Clarification:
I found the instructions for the exercise: switch to double object pronouns.
Answer:
1. La dueña nos abrió la sección de no fumar.
La dueña nos la abrió.
2. Le pidieron los menús al camarero.
Se los pidieron.
3. Nos buscaron un lugar cómodo y nos sentamos.
Nos lo buscaron y nos sentamos.
4. Les sirvieron papas fritas con el pescado a los clientes.
Se las sirvieron.
5. Le llevaron unos entremeses a la mesa a Marcos.
Se los llevaron.
6. Me sirvieron una ensalada de lechuga y tomate.
Me la sirvieron.
7. El dueño le compró la carne al señor Gutiérrez.
El dueño se la compró.
8. Ellos te mostraron los vinos antes de servirlos.
Ellos te los mostraron.
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to rewrite the sentences using double object pronouns.
If you use <u>double object pronouns</u> (''pronombres de doble objeto'' in Spanish), it means that both an <u>indirect object pronoun</u> and a <u>direct object pronoun</u> are used in the sentence.
On one hand, you use direct object pronouns when you want to replace a direct object, which is a noun, so you do not have to repeat the noun.
On the other hand, the indirect object pronouns are used to say to whom or for whom something is done.