Hi in need of corrections, my teacher is giving me a hard time since she does not like me :)
20. ¿Escribes el correo electrónico a su amigo? Si, le escribo el correo a su amigo.
teachers message: Do you write an email to your friend? What is the direct object? What is the indirect object? What are their pronouns? Show me:

Subject:

Verb:

Direct object:

Direct object pronoun:

Indirect object:

Indirect object pronoun:

Now rewrite the sentence using the IOP and DOP

21. ¿Compras la bebida para tu hermana? Si, le compro la bebida para ella.

teachers message: Same thing here. Do you buy the drink for your sister? Show me:

Subject:

Verb:

Direct object:

Direct object pronoun:

Indirect object:

Indirect object pronoun:

Now rewrite the sentence using the IOP and DOP

The correct order of the words to make a sentence is:

No necesito estos discos compactos míos.

Translation.

Sentences in the Present Tense.

The order of the sentences in the present tense is: noun, conjugated verb and complement, taking into account that said complement can be of mode, place or time, using one or more of these topics, as shown below:

In some cases, as in the sentence created from the given words, the noun is tacit because the verb conjugation only applies to a particular personal pronoun, omitting and starting with the conjugated verb.

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Answer:

I must correct you:  'She' is the subject, not the direct object.

direct object  =  coffee

indirect object  =  him

Explanation:

Answer: Direct object: coffee.

Indirect object: him

Answer:

Yo volvería

Tú volverías

Él volvería

Nosotros volveríamos

Vosotros volveríais

Ellos volverían

Answer:

Mi familia y yo estamos celebrando dia de los muertos. Son unas vacaciones grandes en México. Se celebra este año del 1st al 2nd de noviembre. Estamos recordando a nuestros seres queridos pasados. Ponemos flores, comida y bebidas en un alter para recordarlas. Mi familia y yo visitamos las tumbas de mis seres queridos para visitarlas. Hay música, flores y niños tocando por todas partes. No son unas vacaciones tristes. En lugar de estar tristes de que nuestros miembros de la familia se hayan ido, celebramos sus vidas.

Explanation:

My family and I are celebrating dia de los muertos. It is a large holiday in Mexico. It is celebrated this year on November 1st to November 2nd. We are remembering our passed loved ones. We put flowers, food, and drinks on an alter to remember them. My family and I visit my loved ones' graves to visit them. There is music, flowers, and children playing everywhere. It is not a sad holiday. Instead of being sad that our family members are gone, we celebrate their lives. (English translation for you)

Answer: en el día de los muertos dos mujeres fueron al cementerio para ver si era verdad que los muertos salían de sus tumbas esa noche. Era una noche oscura y hacía mucho frío. Se oían ruidos y crujidos. Empezaron a asustarse. Querían salir corriendo pero estaban paralizadas. De pronto se oyó un lamento. Luego pasó algo todo blanco corriendo delante de ellas. Se oyeron gritos, pero eran ellas mismas las que gritaban. De pronto se oyeron risas. Los espantos no eran otros que los hermanos.

Explanation:

Answer:

A.  Hola

B.  ¡Buenos días!

A.   ¿Cómo se llama Usted?

B.   Me llamo María y Usted?

A.    Me llamo José

B.   ¡Mucho gusto¡ José

A.   Encantado, María

and maybe, (y tal vez):

B. ¡chao!

Answer:

Explanation:

Hola

Buenos días

Cómo se llama Usted?

Me llamo María y Usted?  

Me llamo José

Mucho gusto José

Encantado, María

chao

Answer:

one doesn't chose what country that they're born in; but loves the country that they have been born in.

Explanation:

The best response for the question '¿Quién rompió el vidrio de la ventana?' is 'Adela lo rompió'.

The Spanish verb 'romper' means 'to break' in English (in this case, Adela broke the glass).

In conclusion, the best response for the question '¿Quién rompió el vidrio de la ventana?' is Adela lo rompió.

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Answer:

dejaré

Explanation:

Answer:

Ciudad costal: Valencia

La Compostelana: Galicia

Patrimonio de la Humanidad: Sevilla (la catedral y el Alcázar)

Universidad antigua: Salamanca

Paella pura y original: Valenciana

El Camino De Santiago: Galicia

Andalucía: Sevilla

Explanation:

Answer: Have

Explanation:

"Yo-go" verbs are Dpanish irregular verbs that when conjugated in the present indicative always end in "go" in the first person singular (for the subject pronoun yo).

From the paragraph we have the word "tengo" that is the conjugation of the verb "tener" for the first person singular (yo) in the present indicative tense. "Tengo" means I have.

Translation: Good afternoon friends! My name is Elena and I live in El Salvador. I wake up at six in the morning, listen to music and have a large radio. In the afternoons, I shower and get dressed. I go with my friends to the market. Before I go, I comb my hair, wash my face and put on makeup.

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Good afternoon friends! My name is Elena and I live in El Salvador. I wake up at six in the morning, listen to music and have a large radio. In the afternoons, I shower and get dressed. I go with my friends to the market. Before I go, I comb my hair, wash my face, and put on makeup.

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There are a number of Spanish verbs which are regular in the present tense in all but the first person singular. These are known as "g verbs" or "yo go verbs" because the first person singular requires an unexpected g and the conjugation then ends in -go.

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