Tomás y Patricio ____________ altos y guapos.

fueron
eran

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Tomás y Patricio ____________ altos y guapos.

 fueron
 eran

anonymous · Answer

@sashadqaf

anonymous · Answer

fueron

anonymous · Answer

i mean eran

anonymous · Answer

haha thank you can you help me with some more?

anonymous · Answer

yeah :D

anonymous · Answer

thanks =D _________la una de la tarde.

 Era
 Fue

anonymous · Answer

fue

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Mi madre____________la tele cuando mi padre llamó.

 miró
 miraba

I think this one is miraba

anonymous · Answer

thats the only word i can actually read lol the rest has question marks

anonymous · Answer

oh yeahh not sure why it does that hold on haha

anonymous · Answer

okai lol

anonymous · Answer

Mi madre____________la tele cuando mi padre llamo.

 miro
 miraba

anonymous · Answer

miraba

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Jorge y Margarita se ________el viernes pasado.

 casaron
 casaban

casaban?

anonymous · Answer

casaron

anonymous · Answer

oops aha =p

Paloma _______________ a Juan a las ocho de la noche.

 llamó
 llamaba

anonymous · Answer

llamo

anonymous · Answer

let me know when you get bored of this lol I think I only have 9 left =o

anonymous · Answer

_____________mucho frío.

 Hacía
 Hizo

anonymous · Answer

_____________mucho frio.

 Hacia
 Hizo

anonymous · Answer

hacia

anonymous · Answer

¿Quien es la persona que maneja el carro?

 El peaton
 La senal
 El conductor

anonymous · Answer

el conductor

anonymous · Answer

ok I got that one right =)

Las calles cruzan en el __________ de calles.

anonymous · Answer

these are just fill in the blank but it has no instruction behind it =p

anonymous · Answer

el semaforo

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i think

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idk

anonymous · Answer

we'll go with it lol

alfonso-o · Answer

Hello there! Las calles cruzan en el ___ de calles. You would need a masculine noun here, which you can tell from the preceding article *el*. Also, just bear in mind this: that noun has something to do with streets crossing (*las calles cruzan*)... or rather, crossing each other, I'd say. Maybe you're already guessing what that noun might be in English, aren't you...? I believe it's "crossroads". (Here's a dictionary you may want to use to translate and get this into Spanish: http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-spanish ) Hope this helped in some way! :) Blessings

anonymous · Answer

Thank you!! @Alfonso-O and sorry! @sashadqaf my computer died and I didn't have the charger! =/ but thank you both!

alfonso-o · Answer

You're welcome!