Needs more clarification: Which time tense is it referring to?
1) vienen
2) tengo
3) tenemos
4) tiene
5) vienen
6) tienes
7) vengo
8) tiene
9) venimos
10) tienen
Still remember these conjugations from 2 years ago XD
The appropriate adjective in each sentence is:
- El señor Moreno es un maestro de español muy <u>bueno</u>.
- Nosotros somos los estudiantes más <u>sobresalientes</u> del señor Unamuno.
- Vosotros sois estudiantes buenos porque sois <u>estudiosos</u>.
- La señora Márquez es una maestra muy <u>estricta</u>.
Translation.
- Mr. Moreno is a very <u>good</u> Spanish teacher.
- We are the most <u>outstanding</u> students of Mr. Unamuno.
- You are good students because you are <u>studious</u>.
- Mrs. Márquez is a very <u>strict</u> teacher.
<em>Adjectives</em><em>.</em>
Adjectives are <u><em>qualities or characteristics assigned to a person, animal or thing</em></u>, in Spanish, these characteristics can have both gender (male or female) and number (singular or plural).
To identify the different forms an adjective can take depending on its gender and number, an example with the adjective "<u>estricta</u>" used in the answer will be shown below:
- <em>Estricta:</em> female and singular.
- <em>Estrictas:</em> female and plural.
- <em>Estricto:</em> male and singular.
- <em>Estrictos: </em>male and plural.
To identify the proper form of the adjective, you must recognize the <em>gender</em> and <em>number</em> of the noun it characterizes and use it in its <u><em>adjective</em></u>.
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Answer:
Explanation:
In Spanish, we can conjugate for many different pronouns.
- Yo: I
- Tú: You
- Él/ella/usted: he, she, you (formal)
- Nosotros: We
- Vosotros: You all (informal)
- Ellos/ellas/ustedes: they, you all (formal)
Let's look at the sentence we are given:
Juan y yo ____ la clase de español todos los días
- Juan y yo translates to Juan and I, which also means we. Refer to the pronouns above and see that we is nosotros.
- Tener conjugated for nosotros is tenemos.
Juan y yo <u>tenemos </u>la clase de español todos los días (Juan and I have Spanish class every day)
Answer:
Terriblemente does not belong because it means the opposite of all the others.
Explanation:
Terriblemente --> Terribly Suavemente --> Gently Cuidadosamente --> Carefully Silenciosamente --> Silently
