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1) Yo tomé café en la mañana, 2) Natalia <em>corrí</em> ocho kilómetros en dos horas, 3) Ustedes todavía no <em>entienden</em> la explicación, 4) Yo leí el texto para la clase, 5) Nosotros <em>aprendimos</em> a leer rápidamente.
Explanation:
1) Yo tomé café en la mañana. (Past Tense, <em>yo</em> - First Person Singular, <em>tomar café</em> - to drink coffee)
2) Natalia <em>corrí</em> ocho kilómetros en dos horas. (Past Tense, <em>Natalia</em> - Third Person SIngular, <em>correr</em> - to run).
3) Ustedes todavía no <em>entienden</em> la explicación. (Present Tense, <em>ustedes</em> - Second Person Plural, <em>entender la explicación</em> - to understand the explanation).
4) Yo leí el texto para la clase. (Past Tense, <em>yo</em> - First Person Singular, <em>leer el texto</em> - to read the text).
5) Nosotros <em>aprendimos</em> a leer rápidamente. (Past Tense, <em>nosotros</em> - First Person Singular, <em>aprender a leer rápidamente</em> - to learn how to read quickly).
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Explanation:
The way these sentences are answered are mostly correct, or at least two of us think so. The first one seems to be a concern, but it's fine. It's a command and the subject [I] is understood.
It looks like the Oilers are going to loose tonight.
Don't Worry {about it]. [about it is understood along with the subject which in this case is you].
It's the 3rd one that is the problem. I think it is grammatically incorrect. If it said "Don't Forget Me]" that would be fine. I'm not sure what it means when it is written the way it is.
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Answer:
Informational Text.
Explanation: Cuz it is trust me.