Conversations Choose the correct adverbs to complete the conversations. These are the pills that you should take. Remember, there are four pills a day; you should take them ... "Excuse me, doctor, can you talk more? I just listen to this headache." Do you get sick? "I get sick once a year." What did the doctor tell you? "I have to swim for an hour, three times a week because I feel bone pain, swimming is very good for circulation and does not hurt the bones.
Answer:
What did they do? Combine elements from each column to tell you what these people did last night
talk
day before
yesterday
week last
give
say
my partner
week
my teacher
once
pass
twice
ask
to have to
Explanation:
1. voy 2. se va 3. fui 4. se va 5. te vas
There are ten Spanish pronouns.
Yo -- I
Tú -- You (singular, informal)
Él -- He
Ella -- She
Usted -- You (singular, formal)
Nosotros -- We
Vosotros -- You (plural, informal)
Ellos -- They (when we're talking about a group with at least one male)
Ellas -- They (when we're talking about a group with just females)
Ustedes -- You (plural, formal) ----
11. talking to your parents - Vosotros
12. talking about your aunts and uncles - Ellos
13. talking about yourself and your brothers - Nosotros
14. talking to your father - Tú
15. talking about a friend (girl) - Ella
16. talking about yourself - Yo
17. talking about your sister - Ella
18. talking to your doctor - Usted
19. talking to your best friend - Tú
20. talking about your brother-in-law - <span>Él</span>
Answer:
Grammatically speaking, sentences with present progressive tense have the following structure:
Pronoun + verb "estar" + auxiliary verb in gerund + complement
Here are two examples of sentences with present progressive tense:
La cangreja Juanita está comiendo lechuga.
Su dueño, don Andrés, está proporcionando la lechuga con cuidado.
