I don't know if this was supposed to be translated or something, so; <span>When Mariana meets her husband on the street, what do they do?
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<span>Je ne sais pas si cela était censé traduire ou <span>quelque chose, alors; </span></span><span>When Mariana meets her husband on the street, what do they do?</span>
Answer:
un empleado de tiempo completo
Explanation:
a p e x :))
It’s cómprela. when using está, i think compreLA is the best way to go
the format your question is in doesn't make much sense but the way that this sentence would make sense is by adding the word "quise".
la forma en cual pusiste tu pregunta no hace mucho sentido asi que trate de contestar lo mas que pude, y solo tenias que agregar la palabra "quise".
Esta semana, you quise llamarte varias veces por telefono pero estuve ocupadísima.
Answer:
1. preste
2. hagas
3. limpie
4. ayudemos
5. saques
6. descansar
7. limpien
8. pongan
9. salgas
10. haga
11. ir
12. estudiar
13. pasen
Explanation:
The present indicative in Spanish is used to place an action at the time of speech or in the very near future, to describe a routine or actions that are repeated, or to refer to stable or permanent situations.
The present in Spanish is used to express:
* permanent facts and conditions;
Example:
Este es Lucas
* routines;
Example:
Todos los martes juega al tenis.
* the time that an action has been happening;
Example:
Juan juega al fútbol desde hace cuatro años.
* future actions accompanied by a temporary expression.
Example:
El próximo fin de semana su equipo participa de un campeonato importante.
