<h3>Change this verb from the present tense to the preterite tense.</h3>
Question 11: Tú estudias.
Answer 11: Tú estudiaste.
You studied.
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Question 12: Raúl estudia.
Answer 12: Raúl estudió.
Raul estudied.
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Question 13: Nosotros pagamos.
Answer 13: Nosotros pagamos.
We paid.
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<h3>Fill the blank with the preterite tense of the verb in parentheses.</h3>
Question 14: Usted ______________ a la tienda por teléfono. (llamar)
Answer 14: Usted llamó a la tienda por teléfono.
You called the store by phone.
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Question 15: Lolita ____________con Pablo en la fiesta anoche. (hablar)
Answer 15: Lolita habló con Pablo en la fiesta anoche.
Lolita spoke with Pablo at the party last night.
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I think it’s
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Answer:
Vas
Explanation:
¿A dónde <u><em>vas</em></u> tú los sábados?
Answer:
Explanation:
Ana pone la mesa del comedor.
Tu lavas porque tienes ropa sucia.
Yo Fregó no tenemos platos limpios.
Usted plancha sus camisas y pantalones.
Luis recoge los platos de la cocina.
Nosotros barremos porque el suelo esta sucio.
Ana y Marta aspiran porque hay mucho polvo.
Ana ayuda con los quehaceres.
Ustedes cocinan la cena de Navidad,
Explanation:
Hello, friends! My name is Rubén Suarez and I live in the town of Mendoza, Argentina. Today is Saturday and my father is sick. I help my father do the errands. My father says to me on his errand list: >. At seven o'clock at night, my father's store closes. My cousin Humberto lives in the United States. On weekends, my cousin drives and returns the books to the library. He also collects clothes in the laundry. After doing the errands, buy meat at the supermarket and have a hamburger with his mother.
Based on the text, what's a difference between Rubén and Humberto?
Rubén has fewer errands than Humberto.
Rubén has more errands than Humberto.
Rubén does errands with his mom while Humberto does them with his dad.
Rubén does errands on Monday while Humberto does errands on Tuesday.
I think it's 1st choice: Rubén has fewer errands than Humberto
Tell me if it's correct,
<em>hope</em><em> </em><em>this</em><em> </em><em>helps</em><em> </em>
<em>Good Luck</em><em>!</em><em> </em>
