Answer:
6. Hicimos
7. Me despierto
8. Se canso (tilde on the o)
9. Nos burlamos
10. Me acoste (tilde on the last e), yo me dormi (tilde on the last i)
11. Tengo, siento
12. Persiguio (tilde on the last o)
13. Llueve
14. Me aburro
15. Hace
Explanation:
Tip: When its on past tense you always add a tilde. ;)
I do not know wat ur asking or if ur asking a question so i thought u might want it to be translated <span>I prima itza works with the guide in the ruins of teotihuacan. the Indians lived allihace many centuries and she tells her legends to the tourists itza and I fuimes to visit lasruinas yesterday we walked to the pyramid and tomamas fetes. then you will see the temples and the ancient rums. When I returned to Mexico, I searched for books on this archaeological site. Then I wanted to hear all the legends of Teotihuacan. I love teotihuac? n peroprefiero live in the city of moxico Afli I can visit the skyscrapers and walk for the streets and avenues of the city</span>
1st sentence: “The table is in front of the sofa”
2nd sentence: “The chair is behind the carpet”
3rd sentence: “The bed is under the first floor”
4th sentence: “The lamp is on the table”
I am not sure what it is your trying to describe with your image description, but these are the translations for the sentences. Hope this helps :)
Answer:
<u>Estoy</u> limpiando el <u>baño</u>. => I am cleaning the bathroom.
<u>Estamos</u> haciendo la cama => We are making the bed.
<u>Están</u> cortando el césped. => They are mowing the lawn.
<u>Está</u> lavando la <u>ropa</u>. => He is washing the laundry.
Explanation:
The underlined words are what I personally used to help me figure out each match.
Always remember that in the Present Progressive Tense of spanish grammar:
Estoy = Yo or I
Estás = Tu or You (casual)
Está = Él / Ella / Usted or He / She/ You (formal)
Estamos = Nosotros or We
Estáis = Vosotros or You all (used mainly in Spain)
Están = Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes or They / You all
<em>Hope this helps you</em> :)
