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As far as we know, the first tomatoes to make it to Europe were brought by the Spanish Conquistadors from South America (Peru, specifically) in the early to mid-sixteenth century. The fruit was called “tomatl.”
The first written account of a tomato in Italy dates to 1548 and it was in Tuscany. In that account, the fruit, incorrectly aligned with the eggplant, was given the name “pomidoro,” or, if we break the word into its natural components, “pomi d’oro,” golden fruits. That has since shifted into the singular in Italian, “pomodoro (pl. pomodori)."
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Roberto le pide dinero a sus padres. Ellos buscan un carta para sus padres
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I speak spanish but that was a tough one I hope it helps, thats what I would of putted. And easier way I find is you translated it to english it would look like this "Roberto asks his parents for money. They look for the letter to their parents." And you fix what it is incorrect and translate it back to spanish, I hope it helps you!
The pronoun when talking about a grandmother is abuela
The verbs that changes are: (irregulars)
2.Tocar (toqué) 1ºp simple
3.Hacer (hice) 1ºp simple (hizo)3ºp simple
4.Poder (pude)1ºp simple (pudo)3ºp simple
5.Decir ( dije) 1ºp simple (dijo)3ºp simple
6.Querer (quise)1ºp simple ( quiso) 3ºp simple
7 Rezar (recé) 1ºp simple
The verb ''llegar'' is regular:
(llegué) 1ºp simple (llegó)3ºp simple
