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3 years ago

Irregular affirmative tú commands

1 answer:

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1. Dí (to say/to tell)
2. Pon (to put)
3. Vé (to go/ to leave)
4. Ten or Toma (to have)
5. Sé (to be)
6. Ven (to come)
7. Haz (to do/to make)

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1: no las dejemos - do not let them

2: Hagámoslas - Let's do them

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4: busquemos.- Let's look.

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6: Entremos - Let's go inside

7: nos sentemos. - we sit down

8: Sentémonos - Let's sit down.

9: Pidamos - Let's ask

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MARÍA: Sergio, ¿quieres hacer diligencias ahora o por la tarde?

SERGIO: No, no las dejemos para más tarde. Hagámoslas ahora. ¿Qué tenemos que hacer?

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I will rewrite the question editing the typos and completing the missing parts for better understanding:

Through a rectangular field of length 90m and breadth 60m, two roads are constructed which are parallel to the sides and cut each other at right angles through the centre of the field. if the width of each road is 3m, find the area covered by the roads.

The area covered by the roads is the area of the two roads less the common (intersection) area.

1. Area of the road that runs parallel to the breadth of 60m.

Area = length × width = 60m × 3m = 180m²

2. Area of the road that runs paralled to the length of 90m.

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3. Area of the intersection of the two roads.

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