True. They either end with -o for masculine or -a for feminine
<h3>Alex: Llegaremos tarde si no cargamos la camioneta más rápido.</h3><h3>Lupe: Papá, ¡por favor ___ ya para llegar temprano!</h3>
Answer: C) Carguémosla
Lupe: Papá, ¡por favor, carguémosla ya para llegar temprano!
Explanation:
The verb "cargar" is transitive and needs a direct object to complete its meaning. The direct object of the verb "cargar" in this sentence is "la camioneta", which is a feminine and singular noun, so the pronoun that replaces it has to match in gender and number with the direct object replaced.
With all affirmative commands, the object pronouns are attached directly to the end of the imperative form of the verb.
Direct object = "la camioneta"
Direct Object = "la"
First person command in the plural: carguemos (nosotros)
Command+direct object pronoun=carguemos+la=carguémosla
Note: in order to maintain the original stress of the verb, a written accent is needed. Since the command has more than one syllable, a written accent is required when one pronoun is added.
<h2><em>Spymore</em></h2>
Answer:
Love me tender
Life is an adventure
When you wish upon a star
I don't know what Quixote means
I have water mills
I've died living
Sancho is pretty decent
That's all I have
Explanation:
Answer:
Ozuna - Difícil Olvidar
Explanation:
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