Question

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb: las bicicletas/costar.
las bicicletas _________

Answer 1

@Raven5

Answer 2

@InYourHead

Answer 3

We already have the noun: las bicicletas.

What we need to do is use the correct form of the VERB.
We have to CONJUGATE (change) the verb.

The VERB is COSTAR (to cost).

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Here are all the forms of COSTAR that we can have:

(Yo) CUESTO --- I cost

(Tú) CUESTAS --- You cost

(Él/Ella/Usted) CUESTA --- He/She/It costs

(Nosotros) COSTAMOS --- We cost

(Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes) CUESTAN --- They cost

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Now, the NOUN, again, is LAS BICICLETAS.

It's a PLURAL noun.

So, we have to use the (Ellos/Ellas) form of costar,
which means THEY COST,
as you can see.

Can you look at the list I gave you,
and choose the right form of Costar?

Answer 4

costan??

Answer 5

yep.

Answer 6

cool beans

Answer 7

No.

COSTAN isn't on the list.

Look again.

Answer 8

how not?...

Answer 9

Take a look at the list that I wrote.

The (Ellos/Ellas) form of the verb COSTAR is not "costan."

Answer 10

oh it transfers to ue.....

Answer 11

im confused

Answer 12

Sí. Muy bien.

Answer 13

hahahaha @InYourHead ur good! :)

Answer 14

@jbluver

Remember how I said we need to use the (Ellos/Ellas) form of COSTAR?
Which means "they cost"?

It's not COSTAN.

Take another look at the list I gave you.
Find the (Ellos/Ellas) form.

Answer 15

uh okay..

Answer 16

What's the answer dear?

Answer 17

costar

Answer 18

"Take another look at the list I gave you.
Find the (Ellos/Ellas) form."

Answer 19

CUESTAN

Answer 20

idk im soooo lost

Answer 21

Muy bien. It's cuestan.

Answer 22

but how?

Answer 23

Just look at my list.

CUESTAN is the Spanish word for "they cost."

It's the (Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes) form of COSTAR.

And we use that form, whenever we're talking about a PLURAL noun.
We were talking about LAS BICICLETAS.
That's a plural noun.

Answer 24

it was not the same conjongation(however u spell that) u use normally it was a ummm.. i forget the term...

Answer 25

OHHHHHHHHHHHHH is eee

Answer 26

Stem changing.

Answer 27

Awesome.

I wrote my list with the English meanings of the words, right next to the Spanish,
you see there.

Answer 28

yeah i see lol thanks(:

Answer 29

De nada.