Answer:
venir
vine. voy. iré
poner
puse. pongo. pondre
salir
salí. salgo. saldré
traer
traje. traigo. traeré
dar
dí. doy. daré
Assuming you speak of past, present and future
Answer:
The main meal Christmas is eaten during the evening of Christmas Eve, often about 10pm or 11pm. It might be served in the garden or be a barbecue! Some popular dishes include roasted turkey, roasted pork (in northern Argentina, some people will have goat), 'vitel toné' (slices of veal served with a creamy anchovy and tuna sauce), stuffed tomatoes, salads and lots of different sandwiches like 'pan de atun' (special tuna sandwiches), 'sandwiches de miga' (sandwiches made of thin white bread without the crusts - they can be single, double or multi-layered!) and 'torre de panqueques' (a sandwich 'cake' made from several layers of tortillas with different fillings).
Explanation:
Yo juego, tu juegas, el juega, ella juega, ustedes juegan, nosotros jugamos, vosotros jugamos, ellos juegan, ustedes juegan.
Its hacemos because Mis padres y yo is talking about we. If a word ends with -mos it is talk about we.
Hey! I’m not too sure if this question is tied to notes or a lesson during class but from the general basis of the question I can assume that: Who, When, Where and Why are the words your looking for.
Hope this helps.
