Jaime: Sí, recibí tu correo electrónico.
Answer choices:
*mandaste*recibieron*mandaron*recibiste
This is a conversation between two persons, Carla and Jaime.
Where Carla makes a question in past, we know this because of the word ayer (yesterday) at the beginning of the sentence and because the verb mandar (to send) is written in past as mandé (I sent):
Ayer te mandé un correo electrónico (Yesterday I sent you an email)
Now, if you send something to someone, that thing must be received. Therefore, the correct verb is recibiste in past.
The complete conversation is:
Yesterday I sent you an email. Did you receive it?
Jaime: Sí, recibí tu correo electrónico.
Yes, I received your email
The options mandaste (you sent), recibieron (you received - in plural) and mandaron (you sent - in plural) are incorrect because although are in past tense they do not match with the personal pronoun of the sentence, which is tú (you).
Answer:
D. Recibiste
Explanation:
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contesta Alejandro? (Tell how Alejandro answers his cousin's questions.)
modelo: ¿Tomas las maletas del reclamo de equipaje?
Sí, las tomo del reclamo de equipaje.
1. ¿El agente de viajes ayuda a ustedes con los boletos?
2. Haces las maletas?
3. ¿Tienes tu traje de baño?
4. ¿Tus padres te acompañan al aeropuerto?
5. ¿Ves a los otros pasajeros cuando haces cola?
6. Facturas el equipaje?
7. ¿Recibes tu tarjeta de embarque antes de abordar?
8. ¿Necesitas tu pasaporte para abordar el vuelo?
B. Sabes
C. Saben
D. Conoceis
c. saben
to explain the word saber needs to know and in that sentance you're tying to say "do you guys know how to serve this domument?" or something similar
Answer:
C. saben
Explanation:
7.) ¿Entiendes las palabras (words) de tu profesora? (entender = to understand)
8.) Ellos cuidan a nuestro perro cuando vamos de vacaciones. (cuidar = to take care of)
Es el tres ,"Mil treinta "
Answer:
3
Explanation:because