Hola mi nombre es Bob el constructor y soy estúpido yay! ¿Puedes traducirme?

Answer:

El paciente es un chico y su nombre es Antonio Lopez. Tiene 17 anos de edad. Pelo cafe y muy educado.

Explanation:

Answer:

mi hermana a maleta papa

Explanation:

Answer:

i believe is "papá le da la maleta a mi hermana"

The audio to answer the question is missing. Thus, possibleoptions will be given.

The options in the chart are a house (una casa), a room (un dormitorio), a garage (un garaje), and an apartment (un apartamento).

Considereing that the options that the person has, we will consider:

• una casa

• un garaje

• un apartamento

However, we will not consider una cocina since it is a kitchen, which is not one of the options.

If we take into account the price, the person should choose the garage since it is the cheapest. However, they might want a different place which depends on:

• the city

• the size

• the rooms that it has.

• if it is a house or an apartment.

In conclusion, the answer depends on the preferences that the person has. To find the answer, read the question; and listen carefully to the audio paying special attention to keywords.

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Complete sentences are listed below:

1. Tú todavía no habías aprendido a mantenerte en forma.
2. Los hermanos Falcón todavía no habían perdido el partido de vóleibol.
3. Elías ya había entrenado para la maratón.
4. Nosotros siempre habíamos sufrido muchas presiones.
5. Yo me había roto un hueso.
6. La entrenadora ya había puesto una cinta caminadora.

Completing sentences verbs in indicative pluperfect preterite tense

In this question we must complete each sentence with verbs in indicative pluperfect preteritetense, whose grammaticalconstruction is shown below:

Subject + verb "haber" in imperfect preterite tense + auxiliary verb in participle + Complement

Now we proceed to complete the sentences:

1. Tú todavía no habías aprendido a mantenerte en forma.
2. Los hermanos Falcón todavía no habían perdido el partido de vóleibol.
3. Elías ya había entrenado para la maratón.
4. Nosotros siempre habíamos sufrido muchas presiones.
5. Yo me había roto un hueso.
6. La entrenadora ya había puesto una cinta caminadora.

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Forma oraciones completas con los elementos dados. Usa el pretérito pluscuamperfecto de indicativo y haz todos los cambios necesarios.

Question 1: tú / todavía no / aprender / mantenerse en forma  

Answer 1: Tú todavía no habías aprendido a mantenerte en forma.

Translation: You still hadn't learned to keep fit.

Question 2: los hermanos Falcón / todavía no / perder / partido de vóleibol

Answer 2: Los hermanos Falcón todavía no habían perdido un partido de voléibol.

Translation: The Falcon brothers had not yet lost a volleyball match.

Question 3: Elías / ya / entrenarse / para / maratón  

Answer 3: Elías ya se había entrenado para el maratón.

Translation: Elijah had already trained for the marathon.

Question 4: nosotros / siempre / sufrir / muchas presiones  

Answer 4: Nosotros siempre habíamos sufrido muchas presiones.

Translation: We had always suffered a lot of pressure.

Question 5: yo / nunca / romperse / hueso  

Answer 5: Yo nunca me había roto un hueso.

Translation: I had never broken a bone.

Question 6: la entrenadora / ya / poner / cinta caminadora

Answer 6: La entrenadora ya había puesto la cinta caminadora.

Translation: The coach had already put on the treadmill.

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Exercise 1:

The correct answer is c. Planché.

The reason is that the question is remarking that this situation happened yesterday and that the action was made by the first person singular.

So, the verb "planchar" that in English is "to iron" is conjugated correctly in the past simple for the first person singular in option c. Planché, while option b. planchó is in the past simple but for the third person singular. Option a. plancho is in the first person singular but in the present simple. And option d. Voy a planchar is in the first person singular but in future continuos (in Spanish is "futuro próximo").

Exercise 2:

The sentence is false because it is referring to a doble room, which by definition is a room with two beds only, not three.

Exercise 3:

1. The correct answer is "Uso la escoba para barrer" (I use the broom to sweep). For the broom is the proper instrument that works for cleaning the floor orsweeping.

2. The correct answer is "Pongo los platos sucios en la cocina" (I place dirty dishes in thekitchen) because kitchen is the place where food is cooked and retained, and dishes are kept and cleaned.

3. The correct answer is "Uso la lavadora para lavar la ropa" (I use the washing machine to wash laundry). For the washing machine is the proper laundry appliance for cleaning dirty clothes with soap or detergent.

4. The correct answer is "Uso la plancha para planchar la ropa" (I use the iron to iron clothes"). Because the iron is the proper home appliance that is used for straighten clothes.

5. The correct answer is "Pongo la ropa sucia en la lavadora" (I put laundry in the washing machine), for the washing machine is used for cleaning dirty clothes, and any other thing that we introduce in it would probably break the machine, so only laundry is the correct answer.

6. The correct answer is "Tiro la basura en el basurero" (I trash garbage to the dump). Because dumps are recipients that hold garbage only so it can be later put away as waste.

7. The correct answer is "Cuando estoy en la cocina, me lavo las manos en el fregadero" (When I am in the kitchen, I wash my hands in the sink). For the sink is an instrument for washing dishes but that can be used for personal cleanliness when you do not want to go to the bathroom.