1. no quiero esta medicina.
2. no quiero ver a este médico.
3. no quiero comprar estas pastillas.
4. no quiero estos jarabes.
5. no quiero esto.
a brainliest would be appreciated!!
un brainliest será apreciado
Answer:
<u>Translated from Spanish language:</u>
"1. Last night Pilar and Guillermo _______ have dinner in an elegant restaurant.
2. Guillermo _______ with a very elegant gray suit and Pilar with a fashionable dress.
3. Guillermo _____ a taxi without any problem.
4.Unfortunately, the taxi driver _____ take the longest road to the restaurant.
5. It took so long (they took so long) to arrive that Pilar almost (almost) _____, and Guillermo thought: - Oh, I'm starving!.
6. In the restaurant, Pilar and Guillermo _____ the waiter to a table near the window.
7. Guillermo _____ a steak and rice.
8. Pilar _____ try grilled salmon with french fries.
9. They too _____ some cocktails.
10. The waiter gave them _____ the cocktails and some enteemeses."
To form the present perfect, the auxiliary verb "to have" is used in the present and the past participle of the verb. For regular verbs, the past participle is the simple form of the past.
The affirmative structure of the perfect present is given by:
Subject + auxiliary verb (to have) + past participle.
The sentence that is written in perfect present is:
We have run on the beach.
Its translation into Spanish is given by:
Nosotros hemos corrido por la playa.
Answer:
Nosotros hemos corrido por la playa.
Payaso
its the correct one
