Yes!! And it's ok! Present perfect tense looks like "he hablado" or something like that. Sounds like you'll only need the "yo" form for the first part. "Yo" form----> "he". Then, the verb you choose will have -ado on the end of it if it's an -ar ending verb. If it's an -er or -ir ending verb, it will have the ending -ido. For example, "he comido, (comer) he recibido, (recibir) he caminado (caminar)" etc. This translates to "I have eaten, I have received, I have walked".
Answer:
Now Sancho tells it to bolsa!
Explanation:
espero que me entiendas pero No lo se si yo hablo español jeje
Explanation:
Cuanto costaba todo
"how much everything costed" she seemed surprised at how the prices were really high in panama.
The answer is 2. El Malecón
