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MIT 21F Spanish I - IV (OCW) 13 Online
OpenStudy (anonymous):

sacar una mala nota ____________________ vosotros

OpenStudy (anonymous):

vosotros sacan una mala nota

OpenStudy (alfonso-o):

Hello: I'd say the best thing is for you to know the *endings* for the present simple (I assume this is the tense you need, don't you?). Here is an example with the verb "cantar" (in English: "to sing"). (Note that "sacar" [which you need to answer your question] would have the same endings): CANTAR (stem is CANT-) yo - - cant + o (= canto) tu - - cant + as (= cantas) el/ ella - - cant + a (= canta) nosotros/ nosotras - - cant + amos (= cantamos) vosotros/ vosotras - - cant + ais (= cantais) ellos/ ellas - - cant + an (= cantan) So, with "sacar", we say "vosotros"...? Hope this helps! Blessings P.S.: I am not including Spanish accents or tildes (which, "el" and "cantais" need) because an error seems to show up when I do.

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