Write five correct sentences in Spanish using "-er" verbs. Only choose from these regular verbs: aprender, beber, comer, compren
der, correr, creer, leer, responder, vender. Conjugate all the verbs in the present tense and be sure to only use sentence structures that conjugate the verb. Use a different verb for each sentence. Use at least three different forms of a verb. Vary your subjects. Be sure to conjugate the "-er" verb from the list correctly. Do not use the examples! Your sentences can be short and simple. If necessary, feel free to use a dictionary for one or two words that you may need but don't know yet. You will be graded on (a) correct conjugations, (b) vocabulary usage, and (c) overall quality of the sentence.
Example:
1. Yo corro muy rápido. (I run very quickly.)
2. Mis amigos beben agua. (My friends drink water.)
Yo únicamente leo novelas históricas (I only read historical novels)
A ellos les gusta comer pizzas entre comidas (They like to eat pizzas between meals)
Nosotros vendemos juguetes en navidad (We sell toys at Christmas)
Ustedes comprenden lo delicado de la situación actual (You understand the sensitivity of the current situation)
Tú crees que aprendes de tus notas de clase y respondes correctamente el examen (You believe that you learn from your class notes and answer the exam correctly)
Mis primos pueden leer muy rapido. Yo no pude creer que eso paso. Mis amigos y yo vamos a vender galletas este verano. El tiene que reponder todas las preguntas bien si quiere pasar. Mi familia simepre sale a comer
ENGLISH VERSION
My cousins can read very fast. I couldn't believe that happened. My friends and I are going to sell cookies this summer. He has to answer all the questions correctly if he wants to pass. My family always goes out to eat
<em>"pongo" </em>means to put, <em>"traigo" </em>means to bring. The sentence would translate to: My name is Jesús. On Saturday at noon I <u>put</u> the food on the microwave. On Sunday I <u>bring </u> my clothes to order (to clean up).
Because in the sentence the verb "is" is describing that a person "is from a place". In this case the sentence is saying that "My boyfriend is Colombian" but not that "he is in Colombia". Therefore the correct option is to SER.
