Change the infinitive to agree with the subject. Follow the model.
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<h3>Complete the sentences with the appropriate word in the correct form.</h3>
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-Bueno, ya conociste a mis padres.
Translation: Well, you already met my parents.
-¿Ellos te hablaron de <u>mí</u>?
Translation: Did they tell you about me?
-Hablamos de muchas cosas, pero de <u>ti</u> no me dijeron nada.
Translation: We talked about many things, but they did not tell me anything about you.
-Pienso ir al centro comercial.
Translation: I'm thinking of going to the mall.
-¿Vienes tú?
Translation: Do you come?
-No, no puedo ir <u>contigo</u>. Tengo que estudiar.
Translation: No, I can not go with you. I have to study.
-No puedo vivir sin <u>ti</u>.
Translation: I can not live without you.
-¡Ay! y yo quiero vivir mi vida dedicada a <u>ti</u>.
Translation: Oh! and I want to live my life dedicated to you.
-Entre <u>tú</u> y <u>yo</u>, creo que mis padres se van a divorciar.
Translation: Between you and me, I think my parents are going to get divorced.
-¿Verdad? quizás el matrimonio no es para <u>ellos</u>.
Translation: Really? Maybe marriage is not for them.