To conjugate verbs in the conditional tense, you add the following endings to the

The subjunctive mood is used to talk about desires, doubts, wishes, conjectures, and possibilities.  For example

1. My mom wishes I would not drive in the rain

4. My grandfather hopes that we will come to the party

The indicative mood is used to talk about facts and other statements that are believed to be true and concrete. For example

2. It's obvious they are going to drive to the airport

3. It's certain that we will all fit in the van.

Answers:

Explanation : The indicative mood expresses something that is considered true, whereas the subjunctive mood expresses desires or possibilities for something to happen.

These sentences express desires or possibilities.

1. My mom wishes I would not drive in the rain.

Translation 1: Mi madre desea que yo no conduzca bajo la lluvia.

4. My grandfather hopes that we will come to the party.

Translation 4: Mi abuelo espera que nosotros vayamos a la fiesta.

These sentences express something that is considered true.

2. It's obvious they are going to drive to the airport.

Translation 2: Es obvio que van a conducir al aeropuerto.

3. It's certain that we will all fit in the van.

Translation 3: Es cierto que todos cabremos en la furgoneta.

[tex]\textit{\textbf{Spymore}}[/tex]​

SARA Antes de cumplir los 13 años, ¿habías estudiado tú otra lengua? JOSÉ Sí, había tomado clases de inglés y de italiano.

DOLORES Antes de ir a Argentina, ¿habían probado tú y tu familia el mate? TOMÁS Sí, ya habíamos tomado mate muchas veces.

ANTONIO Antes de este año, ¿había corrido usted en un maratón? SRA. VERA No, nunca lo había hecho.

SOFÍA Antes de su enfermedad, ¿había sufrido muchas presiones tu tío? IRENE Sí y él nunca se había mantenido en forma.

Para seleccionar la palabra adecuada en cada caso, es importante considerar el contexto de la oración y el significado previsto de la palabra a utilizar.

Básicamente, el objetivo de este ejercicio es incorporar la palabra en la oración de manera que se mantenga el contexto general y, si es posible, se mejore o se complemente la descripción.

a) In spanish (castillian) gramar the Preterite or Simple Past Tense is used to express specific actions completed or concluded in the past that are separated from the present.  

In other words:  

It is applied when the person speaking gives information about the past that is not related to the present.  

Knowing this, let’s begin with the answers:  

In this sentence the main verb is comenzar (to begin). This Spanish verb is conjugated in preterite with the second person in singular tú (you) as comenzaste (you began).

In english the sentence is written as follows:

You began yesteray

In this sentence the main verb is escribir (to write). This Spanish verb is conjugated in preterite with the first person in singular yo (I) as escribí (I wrote).

In english the sentence is written as follows:

I wrote a letter

In this sentence the main verb is vivir (to live). This Spanish verb is conjugated in preterite with the first person in plural nosotros (we) as vivimos (we lived).

In english the sentence is written as follows:

We lived in San Diego

In this sentence the main verb is pagar (to pay). This Spanish verb is conjugated in preterite with the third person in plural ellos (they), which is the subject Mis padres, as pagaron (they paid).

In english the sentence is written as follows:

My parents paid for dinner

In this sentence the main verb is jugar (to play). This Spanish verb is conjugated in preterite with the third person in plural ellos (they), as jugaron (they played).

In english the sentence is written as follows:

They played baseball

b) Write both the infinitive form and the preterite yo form of the following verb.

The infinitive form of a verb is the verb in its basic form (in present), in other words is like the name or presentation of a verb as it appears in grammar or when you search in the dictionary .

It is usually preceded by to, but is not always necessary; this will depend on the context.

On the other hand, “the preterite yo form” of a verb is the conjugation of a verb in preterite or simple past tense with the fisrt person in singular yo (I).

Now, we have two verbs below, to pay (pagar) and to prefer (preferir):

1. to pay

2. to prefer

In the sentence below according to the context, the right verb is almorzar (to lunch) conjugated in future with the third person in singular él (he) which is Mi abuelo (My grandfather), as almorzará (he will lunch or he will have lunch).

Therefore, the sentence is:

Today my grandfather does not eat with us. He will have lunch with some friends

The option traer (to bring) does not match with the context.

prefiere es su respuesta

Sup,

The correct verb to correctly complete the sentence would be preferia.
I added a screenshot just in case.

I hope that helped...

XD

The "personal a" is necessary.<-------

En honduras se encuentra:

1 Tegucigalpa

2.La fortaleza en Omoa

3. ruinas de Copán

4. playas en el mar Caribe

5. San Pedro Sula

6. museo Chiminikee  

7. un naufragio famoso El Aguila  

El resto de las opciones ubican en:

Glaciares  y La Patagonia (Argentina)

Xel-ha (Cancún, México)

mate (Argentina)

milanesas (Argentina)

ruinas del Tazumal (San salvador)

ruta artesanal (San salvador)

ruta de La Paz (San salvador)

ruta de las flores (San salvador)

Answer:

1. hayan censurado

2. haya estado

3. ha sido

4. haya sido

5. has formado

6. haya opuesto

7. haya dejado

8. ha cuidado

Explanation:

All the verbs here are in perfect preterit, which is a tense used to express an action happened in the past that are either still going on in the present or it's not clear if they have ended. Perfect preterit is always formed by the proper conjugation of the verb "haber" and the verb being used. However, some verbs are in indicative form and others are in subjunctive. Indicative form is used to indicate or state facts or actions, subjunctive form is used to express conditionals, supposition or hypothetical scenarios.

Una frase que es un comando negativo incluye lo siguiente; C. No salgas de la casa.

En el idioma español, el imperativo informal se puede definir como un modo gramatical que se utiliza en órdenes o solicitudes dirigidas a alguien con quien el hablante o escritor tiene una relación informal.

En términos generales, el verbo en modo imperativo se utiliza comúnmente para hacer solicitudes, dar órdenes y expresar deseos.

En español, los mandatos negativos se forman de manera diferente dependiendo de si el mandato está dirigido a alguien a quien te dirigirías informalmente (usando la forma "tú") o formalmente (usando la forma "usted" o "ustedes").

La frase "No salgas de la casa" es un mandato negativo

¿Cuál de las frases es un mandato negativo?

La frase "No salgas de la casa" es un mandato negativo porque utiliza la forma imperativa negativa del verbo "salir".

los mandatos negativos se utilizan para dar órdenes o instrucciones en las que se niega que se realice una acción específica.

En este caso, la orden es "no salir de la casa", lo que significa que se está indicando a alguien que no debe salir de la casa.

Question

¿Cuál de las siguientes frases es un mandato negativo?

No hablas mucho.

No reciclas papel.

No salgas de la casa.

La respuesta es Los menonitas hablan los idiomas indígenas del Chaco.

Answer:

The last one

Explanation:

Culpable