luke y renato / venir / a tu casa / para escuchar música
nosotros / poder / almorzar / con lori y roberto
thad y lorenzo / preferir / salir / con sus amigos
berta y amanda / querer / almorzar / en el parque
can someone help i am lost i have to put these words in to question form. thanks
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I'll send this to our Spanish expert, SraJMcGin.
A question usually begins with an interrogative (question) word: who - quién (quiénes), what - qué, how - cómo, where - dónde, when - cuándo.
1. ¿Quiénes vienen a tu casa para escuchar música? Luke y Renato vienen a mi casa para escuchar música.
Now, you try the rest. I'll flag this so I can come back to see how you did. You could, of course, use the Past Tense, but since you haven't told me your Level of Spanish, I used the Present Indicative of Spanish I.
Sra
1. ¿Quiénes vienen a tu casa para escuchar música? Luke y Renato vienen a mi casa para escuchar música.
Now, you try the rest. I'll flag this so I can come back to see how you did. You could, of course, use the Past Tense, but since you haven't told me your Level of Spanish, I used the Present Indicative of Spanish I.
Sra
This is a HELP Website and not a DO it for you! I am still awaiting YOUR answers.
Sra
Sra
OK. This is Day 3 and I am deleting this post from my email.
Sra
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