Answer:
- <u>Translated from Spanish language:</u>
"It took so long (They took so long) to arrive that Pilar almost (almost) You answered (blank), and Guillermo thought: “Oh, I'm starving! changed Question 6 with 1 blank At the restaurant, Pilar and Guillermo You answered (blank) the waiter at a table near the window. changed Question 7 with 1 blank Guillermo You answered (blank) a steak and rice. changed Question 8 with 1 blank Pilar You answered (blank) try grilled salmon with french fries. changed Question 9 with 1 blank Also they You answered (blank) some cocktails."
Answer:
Did you eat in the resturant?
Explanation:
Hi there!
The conjugation above is grammatically incorrect.
The correct form of writing the sentence is: •Yo corro mucho. (present tense)
•Yo corrí mucho. (past tense)
Answer:
Soy de.
Explanation:
Ricardo: Buenas tardes. ¿Cómo se llama? ¿De dónde es? Pedro: Buenas tardes. Yo soy Pedro Morales. Soy de Nicaragua.
Ricardo: Good afternoon! What is you name? Where are you from?
Pedro: Good afternoon! I am Pedro Morales. I am from Nicaragua.
The verb we have here is SER.
It's an irregular verb in every form, and it has to be memorized.
It means to be. There is to verbs in Spanish language that mean '' to be ''.
Ser and Estar.
Ser -- we use it to describe things or people, to describe someone's occupation, possessions, origin, nationality, time etc. This verb is used for more permanent things and situations that are not likely to change.
