SARA You (1) very elegant today! CLAUDIA Thank you. I'm going out to dinner with my boyfriend. SARA Good! And, where are they going? CLAUDIA We want to go to the Magic restaurant. (2) new. You know? Today I finally spoke with Miguel. His mother came from Spain last week and (3) with him. SARA Your mother (4) from Madrid, right? CLAUDIA No, from Seville. Poor thing, now she (5) bored because she does not know anyone. SARA Claro, Miguel (6) too busy with his work. Hey, why do not we invite her to go shopping with us? CLAUDIA What a good idea! And how kind (7) (you)! SARA Oh! Already (8) five thirty. I have to go.
Answer:
Sentence 1 ) VD=quiere /Sujeto=la madre de Natalia VA=trabaje/ Sujeto=Natalia
Sentence 2) VD=quiere/Sujeto=la madre de Natalia / VA=tenga/Sujeto=Natalia
Sentence 3) VD=quiere/Sujeto=la madre de Natalia/VA=piense/Sujeto=Natalia
Sentence 4) VD=espera/Sujeto=la madre de Natalia/VA=estudies/Sujeto=Natalia
Sentence 5) VD=prefiere/Sujeto=la madre de Natalia/VA=siga/Sujeto=Natalia
Explanation: Hope that helps!
Answer:
Please see below.
Explanation:
Son los señores Martos y Machado. ____C____ en la casa de mis padres.
Eres Marta. ¿_ B_______ los grados en Celsius o en Fahrenheit?
El Sr. Paulo ____D____ el fútbol con sus primos en la escuela.
Soy Lucía. __A______ el instrumento durante la celebración.
I had a little trouble figuring out the order of the questions, but I do hope we get them right. Good luck :)
Most of the time grammar comes after 'common sense" which is inevitable. Grammar rules don't matter anymore when it comes to informal conversation. We only pinpoint grammar errors when we don't understand the statement. So the easiest way to know if the sentence makes sense is to check if in all time subject agrees to its predicate or supporting details.
