Question

EL tren ___***___ del andén número ocho.

would the answer be salió?

Answer 1

The answer would be "salió" IF the tense of the verb is "Pretérito perfect simple".

Answer 2

thank you

Answer 3

perfect-simple Pretérito tense*

Answer 4

A pleasure. Sorry, having connection difficulties.

Answer 5

Can you translate this for me? El ___***___ revisa los boletos de los pasajeros.

Answer 6

Yes. I can.

The (masculine) _____ revises the passenger's tickets.

Answer 7

would the answer be revisor?

Answer 8

Well, I would think that that's the answer. I am also thinking that this has to do with vocabulary words of trains and railways and the different people in a train. I am not familiar with the vocabulary of this, but maybe, just to make sure, there is a vocabulary list that you can go back to that will have a word whose definition is "revises the passenger's tickets", but I do believe it is reviser ["revisor"]

Do you have a vocabulary list?

Answer 9

Well i don't have a vocab list. I just have four words to choose from.
revisor
revisar
revista
revisamos

Answer 10

Oh! Well it would be "revisor" then.

"revisar" is the action of revising.
"revista" is a magazine
and "revisamos" is when "WE" are revising

So, it would be "revisor" ;]

Answer 11

okay thank you! that makes more sense

Answer 12

El profesor ___***___ hablar cinco idiomas.

would sé be right?

Answer 13

No. It wouldn't. It should be "sabe", because the professor("EL") "sabe hablar".

Answer 14

okay. are
tengo
tienes
tuvo
tuvieron

El estudiante ___***___ que ir a la oficina del director.

i think its tienes

Answer 15

Okay. It cannot be "tienes". Why? Because "tienes" is used for "tu". I think that you are confused with "tiene" [notice that one has the ending s and the other doesn't] So, it isn't "tienes".

Remember:
TU tienES
EL/ELLA tienE

But, since, "tiene" is not one of your choices, lets look at the other choices.

"tengo". This cannot be the answer because "tengo" is used for "yo", NOT "el".

"tuvo". This can be used for the sentence
El estudiante tuvo que ir a la oficina del director
The student had to go to the director's office.

Perfect, so the answer is "tuvo"

Answer 16

Does tuvo have the same meaning as tengo?

Answer 17

No.

"Yo tengo" is when you have. And it is also present tense.
ex. : "Yo tengo el papel" - "I have the paper"

"El/Ella tuvo" is when he/she had. And it is in past tense.
ex. : "Ella tuvo una cita." - "She had an appointment."

Answer 18

ohhhh okay

Answer 19

then what is tuvieron

Answer 20

"Ellos tuvieron..."
"They had..."

Answer 21

okay. Thank you so much!!!

Answer 22

A pleasure working with you. Hope to work with you again soon. If you need anything tag me. Have a nice day. ;}

Answer 23

Okay, you too :)