Answer:
The answer is False. The statement does not make sense.
Answer:
О True.
Explanation:
El taxista ayuda al pasajero cuando está embarcando. ⇒ True.
La mayoría de los taxistas si ayuda.
(Most of them do help)
PLEASE HELP ME
Actividad 1
The following sentences have been rewritten so that the direct object has been changed to its pronoun,
but they are missing the indirect object pronouns. Fill in the blanks with the correct indirect object
pronoun for each sentence. Remember that le and les change to se when they come before lo, la, los or las!
los doy.
1. Yo doy los libros a ti. -> Yo
2. Yo doy los libros a Amelia. -> Yo
3. Tú lees el periódico a nosotros. -> Tú
4. Tú lees el periódico a Juan. -> Tú
lo lees.
5. Paco cocina la cena para Eva y Esteban. -> Paco
6. Paco cocina la cena para mí. -> Paco
la cocina.
7. Nosotros compramos la camisa para Estela. -> Nosotros
8. Nosotros compramos las camisas para Diego y Carlos.-> Nosotros
9. Ellos dicen el cuento a mí. -> Ellos
lo dicen.
los doy.
10. Ellos dicen el cuento a José. -> Ellos
11. Yo escribo las palabras para ustedes. -> Yo
12. Yo escribo las palabras para ti. -> Yo
lo lees.
lo dicen.
la cocina.
las escribo.
las escribo.
la compramos.
las compramos.
Answer:
Hindi ko alam po because we don't learn Spanish and why aren't there esp on brainly.
Samuel y yo café con el desayuno.
queremos
quiere
quero
quieren
Compare the following well-formed translations with grammatically incorrect sentences (indicated with an asterisk at the beginning) and note any patterns you recognize:
I am studying Spanish.
Yo estoy estudiando español.
*Yo soy estudiando español.
They are sleeping today.
Ellos están durmiendo hoy.
*Ellos están dormir hoy.
You are eating bread.
Tú estás comiendo pan.
*Tú eres comiendo pan.
I am eating bread.
Estoy comiendo pan.
*Soy comiendo pan.
I am reading a book.
Estoy leyendo un libro.
*Soy leyendo un libro.
The pattern that is recognized in these examples is that the grammatically correct translations use the present progressive verb conjugation (estar + gerund) while the grammatically incorrect translations use the present simple verb conjugation (ser + gerund).
In Spanish, the present progressive verb conjugation is used to express actions that are currently happening, while the present simple verb conjugation is used to express a state of being or a habit. For example, "estoy comiendo" (I am eating) is used to express that someone is currently eating at the moment, while "soy comiendo" (I am eating) is grammatically incorrect and does not make sense in this context.
Additionally, in the first set of examples, the grammatically correct translations use the pronoun that match the subject of the sentence, whereas the grammatically incorrect translations do not match the subject of the sentence.
In conclusion, it is important to use the appropriate verb conjugation and pronoun according to the context in order to form grammatically correct sentences in Spanish.