Answer:
1- Deseo visitar un país que posea vestigios mayas.
2- Busco datos que ilustren la llegada de los españoles en Guatemala.
3- Requiero una persona que esté dispuesta a trabajar en nuestro restaurante.
4- Deseo adquirir una camisa que se semeje a la de Alberto.
5- No conozco a persona que sea más descortés que Gloria.
Explanation:
All the verbs are in what is known in Spanish as "presente del subjuntivo" (subjunctive mood). In English, these phrases would translate to:
1- I wish to visit a country that has Mayan ruins.
2- I seek information that explains the arrival of the Spanish in Guatemala.
3- I require a person who wants to work at our restaurant.
4- I want to buy a shirt resembling the one Alberto owns.
5- I do not know anyone who is ruder than Gloria.
Answer:
1. Cierto.
2. Falso.
3. Falso.
4. Falso.
5. Cierto.
6. Cierto.
Explanation:
In this task, you need to determine if the subsequent statements are true or false based on Pedro and Leticia's image:
The statements are:
1 - Pedro and Leticia are on vacation.
2 - Pedro is happy.
3 - It is winter.
4 - The weather is cloudy.
5 - Leticia is feeling relaxed.
6 - The book belongs to Pedro.
If a statement is true, respond with "cierto," and if it is false, respond with "falso."
1. True because Pedro and Leticia are indeed on holiday.
2. False because Pedro's expression does not indicate happiness.
3. False as it is the summer season.
4. False since the day is sunny.
5. True because Leticia appears to be at ease.
6. True because the book is identified as belonging to Pedro.
Answer:
Please refer below.
Explanation:
The couple plans to wed; he is 90 years old, she is 85. They enter the pharmacy where the groom asks the pharmacist: — Do you have the remedies for the heart? — Yes — replies the pharmacist. — Do you have the remedies for the pressure and the cholesterol? — Yes — answers the pharmacist again. — And the remedies for the arthritis and the rheumatism? — Yes. This is the complete pharmacy. We have everything. Then the groom looks at the bride and says: — Dear, what if we write here the wedding gift list?
1. les dice (the price is something the seller mentions, not inquiring about; since clientes is plural, you use les)
2. le escribe (you are contacting your mother to find out if she would like a new purse)
3. te dan (this reflects whether your friends provide you with numerous gifts on your birthday)
4. le vende (she sells it to Cristina; only one is being sold)
5. le describen (they are providing a description of the new mall; mall serves as the singular direct object)
6.le paga (you are making a payment with a credit card, and since it’s usted, you use 'le')
I hope this is helpful!
1. Jorge se lo da.
The direct object refers to what receives the action of the verb. In this case (Jorge gives a gift to his mom), "gives" is the verb. What does Jorge deliver? A gift. Hence, the direct object is the gift. The indirect object is the person who gets the direct object. Who obtains the gift (the direct object)? Jorge's mom is therefore the indirect object.
To replace the direct object with a pronoun, you need to know its gender. "Regalo" is masculine, leading to the direct object pronoun "lo."
For the indirect object pronoun, you typically use "le." However, if "le" and "lo" are adjacent in a sentence, "le" changes to "se" (thus you would say "se lo" instead of "le lo").
2. Yo quiero dárselo.
In this sentence (I want to give a gift to my sister), the verb we focus on is "give." What is it that I want to provide? A gift (the direct object). To whom am I giving it? My sister (the indirect object).
As before, since "regalo" is masculine, the related pronoun becomes "lo," meaning the indirect object pronoun shifts from "le" to "se."
