Answer:
if you can translate it for me, then i can try
Explanation:
1. ¿ya lavaste los platos?
2. ¿ya fuiste al supermercado?
3. ¿ya pasaste la aspiradora?
4. ¿ya quitaste tus cosas de la mesa?
5. ¿ya hiciste las reservaciones en el restaurante?
6. ¿ya limpiaste el baño?
They end that way because they are in "infinitivo", infinitive. It is the equivalent of saying "to x"
Eg.
Aprender - to learn
Vivir - to live
Encontrar - to find
The conjugation (-er, -ir or -ar) depends on each word, it is a matter of memorising them, I'm afraid.
Hope this helped :)
Sophie.- Hey Charlie, some are the same and others are different here in Charlie.- Yes. Here is to arrive 15 minutes to the appointment to arrive. Sophie.- But in the United States, it's time to arrive at the right time instead of arriving. Charlie.- Other manners are the same as ours at home. Sophie.- Yes, like the elbows on the table. It is used at home as well as in Venezuela. Charlie.- So, if I have manners at home, I will not have problems at the home of Professor Zambrano. Sophie: Of course not, Charlie!
Answer:
Tengo 5 pies 3.
No, trabajo en mi casa.
Sí, este libro es mío.
Esa casa (muy lejos) es verde y gris.
Me gusta esta camisa.
Explanation:
