Asked by Fiona
Re-write the sentences in Spanish.
Are my answers correct? Thanks! :)
1.) I used to eat.
2.) Clean!!
3.) You (informal) have seen the movie.
4.) I practiced yesterday.
5.) When I was young, I played soccer.
My answers:
1.)Yo solía comer.
2.)Limpio!
3.)Usted ha visto la película.
4.)Practiqué ayer.
5.)Cuando yo era joven, jugaba al fútbol.
Are my answers correct? Thanks! :)
1.) I used to eat.
2.) Clean!!
3.) You (informal) have seen the movie.
4.) I practiced yesterday.
5.) When I was young, I played soccer.
My answers:
1.)Yo solía comer.
2.)Limpio!
3.)Usted ha visto la película.
4.)Practiqué ayer.
5.)Cuando yo era joven, jugaba al fútbol.
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
I'll send this link to Sra.
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Since you do not give more explicit directions, merely saying "Rewrite in Spanish" #1 is one way. Another way is with the imperfect which translates I used to eat, I was eating = comía...
#2. This is merely the masculine singular form of the adjective OR the yo form, Present Indicative. Simply seeing "Clean!" it is now a command. You have choices = tú familiar, ud. formal among other choices. Since you do not know to WHOM this is directed, I'd choose the formal = ¡Limpie! However the familiar command would be ¡Limpia! looking exactly like the 3rd person singular form of the Present Indiative.
#3. Do you see the word INFORMAL? That means the familiar tú form, versus the formal or usted. Tú has visto la película.
#4. perfect!
#5. There is a decision to make here. When I was young, I used to lay football = that is what you have. If, on the other hand, you consider a block of time, it would be the Preterit = jugué. This is only if you have studied the difference between the Imperfect and the Preterit.
I'll flag this so I can come back later to see if you have any questions.
Sra
#2. This is merely the masculine singular form of the adjective OR the yo form, Present Indicative. Simply seeing "Clean!" it is now a command. You have choices = tú familiar, ud. formal among other choices. Since you do not know to WHOM this is directed, I'd choose the formal = ¡Limpie! However the familiar command would be ¡Limpia! looking exactly like the 3rd person singular form of the Present Indiative.
#3. Do you see the word INFORMAL? That means the familiar tú form, versus the formal or usted. Tú has visto la película.
#4. perfect!
#5. There is a decision to make here. When I was young, I used to lay football = that is what you have. If, on the other hand, you consider a block of time, it would be the Preterit = jugué. This is only if you have studied the difference between the Imperfect and the Preterit.
I'll flag this so I can come back later to see if you have any questions.
Sra
Answered by
Fiona
@Sra,
I did these three as well.
1.) You and I went to the movie.
2.) We used to go to the park.
3.) They did the homework yesterday.
My answers:
1.)Usted y yo fuimos al cine.
2.)Solíamos ir al parque.
3.)Solía comprar libros para los estudiantes.
I did these three as well.
1.) You and I went to the movie.
2.) We used to go to the park.
3.) They did the homework yesterday.
My answers:
1.)Usted y yo fuimos al cine.
2.)Solíamos ir al parque.
3.)Solía comprar libros para los estudiantes.
Answered by
Fiona
Whoops! For #3, that was my other answer. My real answer is: Hicieron los deberes de ayer.
Answered by
SraJMcGin
#1. There is a difference between "el cine" = the movie theater and "la película" = the movie/film.
#2. Again, you might use the imperfect = Ibamos al parque.
#3. Hicieron la tarea = just another way.
Sra
#2. Again, you might use the imperfect = Ibamos al parque.
#3. Hicieron la tarea = just another way.
Sra
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