1. Nosotros escribimos muchas composiciones en la clase de literatura.
2. Esteban y Luisa aprenden a bailar el tango.
3. ¿Quien no comprende la lección de hoy?
4. Tu debes comprar un mapa Quito.
5. Ellos no reciben muchos mensajes electrónicos (e-mails) de sus padres.
6. Yo busco unas fotos de mis primos.
Answer:
Si hay ciudades fronterizas en Estados Unidos. Tienen frontera con México y con Canadá.
Explanation:
"La gente en todos paises hispanohablantes usa exactamente la misma receta para cocinar el arroz con pollo."
Translation:
"People in all Spanish-speaking countries use exactly the same recipe to cook rice with chicken."
Answer:
All the sentences are about pass habits or events that happened in the past.
Explanation:
The sentences are describing habits in the past or activities that started and finished in the past without interruption. For example, if I say - *El cayó al suelo. Iba a ver lo que pasó.- I am saying that I was going to see what happened when suddenly he felt. Is an action that was interrupted by another action in the past.
In the case of the sentences that are describing activities in the past, it is incorrect to say, for example - *Siempre fuimos al lago durante el verano- because it is stating that this year, we also are going to the lake because we always go there during summer. What the sentence is trying to say is that we went there every summer but not anymore.
The answer to this question is to look for the verb word you are trying to change. You could add (ir, er, ar) to the ending of the verb word. A lot of verb words to conjugate are easily identifiable by their endings; primarily if they are in infinitive form; where these words end in at, er, ir.
