Question

What would you say if you want to compliment a friend on his or her good game?

a. Sabes a jugar
b. Se jugar muy bien
c. Sabes jugar muy bien
d. Sabes al jugar bien


Whats the more informal way to say that you will study a lot tomorrow?
a. Voy a estudiar mucho manana
b. Estudiar mucho manana
c. Estudio mucha manana
d. Estudiar mucha manana

Answer 1

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Answer 2

hold on

Answer 3

D

Answer 4

C. And its *ma�ana

Answer 5

1)D
2)C. And its *ma�ana hope this helped

Answer 6

b then c because informal means not following the English rules

Answer 7

1. D
2. C
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Answer 8

its not d because really sabes al jugar think about it and say it your adding an extra pronoun

Answer 9

i tryed

Answer 10

once again your adding an extra pronoun saying al

Answer 11

but its up to her

Answer 12

Can you help me with two more?

Answer 13

who?

Answer 14

me?

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

what would be a correct Spanish expression for this person to say?

a. Estoy contento
b. Ser contento
c. Estar contenta
d. Estoy contenta

Answer 17

d because its talking about you and you are feminine

Answer 18

oh if its tlking about the image then it would be c because she is feminine

Answer 19

is that all

Answer 20

How would you ask a teacher if you can go to study at the library?

a. Ponder ir a estadiar a la biblioteca
b. Puedo ir a estuadiar a la biblioteca
c. Podo ir estudiar a la biblioteca
d. Pudo ir a estudiar a la biblioteca?

@jdog101

Answer 21

Hello there:
If I may join in, just to try and help with two things:

- Question: what would be a correct Spanish expression for this person to say?
I believe the answer here should be D...
If I may explain: we assume the person on the photograph speaks Spanish, so she speaks using 1st person singular (in Spanish, *yo* = "I" in English), doesn't she?

Also, I believe @jdog101 did well when pointing out that the adjective needs a feminine form: *contenta*.

- As regards the last question, here's the conjugation for verb *poder* (present simple), which is an irregular verb.

PODER
yo - - puedo
tu - - puedes
el/ ella - - puede
nosotros /nosotras - - podemos
vosotros /vosotras - - podeis
ellos / ellas - - pueden

Hope this helps!
Blessings

P.S: Sorry I'm not including accents (you may want to check accents here: http://www.onoma.es/#poder+pronominal=false+tiempos=0$3$+personas=1$2$4$5$8$10$12$13$+paradigma=2)