Anoche tu madre __ el periodico despues de volver a casa

This is in VOCES btw for spanish ;)

mash [69]

Answer:

KOISFXCDGVHJ

Explanation:

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(14.00 LC)

Alex_Xolod [135]

Answer:el güiro

Explanation:

Because it is a Puerto Rican instrument

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Nikitich [7]

Almost 12,000 feet above sea level

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Look below please help

tresset_1 [31]

Answer:

1. Ellas. (two people, both female, the speaker is not included in the group, so the female they form is correct.)

2. Ellos. (Two people, one male, one female. If there is at least one male, then the pronoun is male.)

3. Ellas. (Same as #1.)

4. Nosotros. (Includes the speaker and the person the speaker is speaking to-nosotros means we and there is a masculine name so it's in masculine form.)

5. El. (means he.)

6. Nosotros. (Includes speaker. Is in masculine form because when gender is not specified, you always go with masculine.)

7. Ellas. (Same as #1)

8. vosotros or ustedes. (the speaker is addressing people directly. Basically saying ya'll, which is what vosotros and ustedes mean.)

9. Ella. (one female, means she.)

10. Ellos. (a group of people that doesn't include the speaker or the person the speaker is speaking to. Masculine form because gender is not specified.)

11. Ellos. (two people, not including speaker or listener, one boy so masculine form.)

12. Nosotros. (Includes speaker and others, so it would be we, which is what nosotros means. Masculine form because gender is not specified.)

13. vosotros or ustedes. (group including listener, so the speaker would refer to the group as ya'll, or you all. Masculine form because gender is not specified.)

14. vosotros or ustedes. (I would go with ustedes because it's more formal, and usted is the formal version of you.)

15. Ellas. (referring to a group of people not including the speaker or listener. Female form because there is las in the question, which means only females.)

16. Ellos. (Same as #10.)

17. Ellas. (Same as #15)

18 Ellos. (Same as #10)

19. Ellas. (Same as #1)

20. Ellos. (Both masculine because of the los.)

Hope this helps :)

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4 - En el restauranteFill in the blanks Activity Hide details InstructionsFill in the blanks with complete sentences using the c

raketka [301]

<h2>Answers:</h2>

The spanish (castillian) Preterite Tense is a form of the Simple Past Tense, which is used to express specific actions completed or concluded in the past that are separated from the present.

In other words:

It is applied when the person speaking gives information about the past that is not related to the present.

Knowing this, let's answer the questions:

1. Juan / pedir / un bistec / en el restaurante.

The verb pedir (to order) conjugated in preterite with the <u>3rd person in singular</u> Juan (he) is pidió (he ordered).

<h2>Juan <u>pidió</u> un bistec en el restaurante.</h2>

Juan ordered a steak at the restaurant.

2. (nosotros) / preferir / este restaurante al restaurante italiano

The verb preferir (to prefer) conjugated in preterite with the <u>1st person in plural</u> nosotros (we) is preferimos (we preferred).

<h2>(nosotros) <u>Preferimos</u> este restaurante al restaurante italiano</h2>

We preferred this restaurant to the Italian restaurant

3. mis amigos / seguir / a Gustavo para encontrar el restaurante

The verb seguir (to follow) conjugated in preterite with the <u>3rd person in plural</u> ellos (they), which are "<u>mis amigos"</u> is siguieron (they followed).

<h2>Mis amigos <u>siguieron </u>a Gustavo para encontrar el restaurante </h2>

My friends followed Gustavo to find the restaurant

4. la camarera / servirte / huevos fritos y café con leche

The verb servir (to serve) conjugated in preterite with the <u>3rd person in singular</u> ella (she) which is <u>"la camarera"</u> is sirvió (she served).

<h2>La camarera <u>te sirvió</u> huevos fritos y café con leche </h2>

The waitress served you fried eggs and coffee with milk

5. ustedes / pedir / ensalada de mariscos y vino blanco

The verb pedir (to order) conjugated in preterite with the <u>2nd person in plural</u> ustedes (you) is pidieron (you ordered).

<h2>Ustedes <u>pidieron</u> ensalada de mariscos y vino blanco </h2>

You ordered seafood salad and white wine

6. Carlos / preferir / las papas fritas

The verb preferir (to prefer) conjugated in preterite with the <u>3rd person in singular</u> él (he) which is <u>"Carlos"</u> is prefirió (he preferred).

<h2>Carlos <u>prefirió </u>las papas fritas </h2>

Carlos preferred French fries

7. (yo) / conseguir / el menú del restaurante

The verb conseguir (to get) conjugated in preterite with the <u>1st person in singular</u> yo (I) is conseguí (I got).

<h2>(yo) <u>Conseguí </u>el menú del restaurante</h2>

I got the restaurant menu

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