Answer:
Explanation:
I have no idea of the verbs you learnt, but from the two examples you wrote, I can see your examples are based on the verb "estar". Although, the verbs estar and ser are alike, the examples you cited are premised on estar. Thus, my examples will be based on the verb.
1.
Mi cumpleaños es el próxima semana -
My birthday is next week
2.
La escuela esta cerrado ahora -
The school is closed now
3.
Mi música favorita es "Despacito" -
My favorite music is "Despacito"
4.
Mi teléfono es nuevo pero es pequeño, y entonces, no me gusta -
My phone is new but it's small and so, I don't like it.
5.
Mi hermana mayor es baja -
My elder sister is short.
I hope that works for you
Answer
1. Es imposible que ella me olvide.
2.Yo quiero que mi madre vuelva.
3.Mi maestra desea que yo estudie más.
4.Es bueno que nosotros trabajemos.
5.Iré a la tienda cuando mis amigos me acompañen.
Spymore
1. corren (ellos form)
2. abre (Ud. form)
¡ hola !
The answer is NO
the regulars verbs in present tense always end with an "o"
But some irregular verbs don't always end with an "o" =
SER ► soy
ESTAR ► estoy
SABER ► sé
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