Question

I submitted this: Usted mantener la enseñanza. Usted mantener el buen trabajo. Usted mantene sonreír una vez hoy.

And my teacher told me to do this:Please delete "mantener" from your commands, Conjugate the verbs in the correct form and resubmit again

Help?

Answer 1

There is a website that can help you lot with these stuff
My professor gave it to us to use if you want i can give it to you
It will help you better then any one cane

Answer 2

can**

Answer 3

Please! That'd be so helpful!

Answer 4

XD no problem and also this is different type you can use words in spanish like run can mean several things in english but mean another in spanish this website will make sure and check it that way you want to use it http://www.wordreference.com/

Answer 5

Thank you so so much!

Answer 6

i'm a 16 in nothing but colleges class XD and i use this in my spanish (even tho i'm a native speaker) lol

Answer 7

If you need help working if message me

Answer 8

it**

Answer 9

@Nemo1223

I'm confused about what words i'm susposed to conjugate

Answer 10

type it in
and i will should you every possible form of that word in spanish

Answer 11

Do I type in every single word? It didn't work when I typed in a whole sentence

Answer 12

You can type sentence in but it will probably wont as well. This site is meant to help with meaning or form of words

Answer 13

wont work**

Answer 14

Okay! I'll try that! Thank you!

Answer 15

anytime

Answer 16

Since your a native speaker, I just want to see if i'm doing this right, what does this sentece say: Usted quedarse ocupado

@Nemo1223

Answer 17

first things first what are trying to say

Answer 18

I was trying to say: You keep working.

Answer 19

.-. the way you r saying is wierd XD but could say Sigue trabajando

Answer 20

keep woking

Answer 21

I'm just so lost and confused. I typed in my words into the thing and ugh... What did the sentence translate to?

Answer 22

Usted quedarse ocupado
You stay occupied basically

Answer 23

usted
is the formal form of you XD
Quedarse
stay in present form
occupado
occupied/ busy

Answer 24

Okay, so Sigue trabajando means 'Keep working'

Answer 25

Yes

Answer 26

did you type an sentence in to the site i gave you?

Answer 27

So if I was trying to say 'You keep up the good work" it'd be 'Usted quedarse arriba el buen trabajar'

Is that ever close?

Answer 28

*even

Answer 29

If you try to make an english sentence to spansih for for word that doesn't work out well XD

Answer 30

Spanish is more complex where one word would have more then one meaning and it also can be said in different ways

Answer 31

Are you trying to say this in a formal/professional way?

Answer 32

Yes I am

Answer 33

Usted sigue el buen trabajo. You keep up the good basically

Answer 34

Okay, so the last one I have to do is 'You smile today' and I had 'Usted mantene sonreír una vez hoy'

I don't understand why that's wrong? (I have to take out the mantar and conjugate

Answer 35

is this going to be a statement or question?

Answer 36

Statement

Answer 37

what tense?

Answer 38

nvm i'm assuming present

Answer 39

I think present, i'm not sure. All I know is it's a statment, lol

Answer 40

XD ok hmm i would say Ustet hoy sonreiro

Answer 41

meaning today you smled

Answer 42

THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!

Answer 43

or Hoy usted sonreiro
today you smiled

Answer 44

ann no problem hope yo uget them right and i gtg do my project XD due tomorrow and haven't started lol