Answer:
A lot in Spanish is "mucho."
Explanation:
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Answer:
The market is located along Plaza de Cascorro and Ribera de Curtidores, in Madrid(spain)
Miguel habia sacado una foto.
Ella habia comprado un nuevo traje de ba<span>ño.
Mi mama trajo la comida.
Eduardo hacia castillos de arena.
Martin habia puesto los boletos en la mesa.
El piloto habia volado el avion.
El botones habia traido nuestras maletas al cuarto.
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Answer:
I will give you a few examples to help you better understand:
Explanation:
<u>Here are three verbs I chose to start with:</u>
The three verbs above are already in their infinitive form with the endings (-er, -ar, -ir).
Comer (to eat)
Hablar (to speak)
Venir (to come)
Now, let's put them all in the participle form with the attached endings (-ado, -ido):
Comido
Hablado (spoken)
Venido
*the -ar endings are replaced with -ado while the -er/-ir verbs are replaced with -ido
Let's turn them into gerunds (-ing) with the endings (-ando, -iendo):
Comiendo (eat<u>ing)</u>
Hablando (speak<u>ing)</u>
Vendiendo (com<u>ing)</u>
*the -ar ending is replaced with -ando while the -er/-ir endings are replaced with -iendo
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