Question

Please help me choose what the verb expresses.

Answer 1

Does it express.
Conditional
Future
Imperfect
present

Answer 2

@ilovewolf

Answer 3

I'm here hun.... let me take a look :)

Answer 4

Can the same option be for more than one?

Answer 5

Hello there!
If I may join in... I'd just recommend making sure the endings for those tenses are clear. :)

Here are the typical endings using the verb COMER (= "to eat") as an example.
(I'll only give you the endings for *el/ella* and *ellos/ellas* forms, OK?)


COMER (Stem is *com-*)
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CONDITIONAL
(el/ ella) --> comer + -ia = comeria
(ellos/ ellas) --> comer + -ian = comerian

FUTURE
(el/ ella) --> comer + -a = comera
(ellos/ ellas) --> comer + -an = comeran

IMPERFECT
(el/ ella) --> com + -ia = comia
(ellos/ ellas) --> com + -ian = comian

PRESENT
(el/ ella) --> com + -e = come
(ellos/ ellas) --> com + -en = comen


Hope this helps!
Blessings

Answer 6

Yes @ilovewolf
And I understand alfonso, but I don't know what the recording is saying. xD

Answer 7

Hello again:
I know this must be difficult... :)

The first thing you'll listen it's always the subject... And guess what the subjects are...? It's always one of the following:

*ella*
*ellos*

Then the verb follows: It's actually 2 forms from the verb *saber* (= "to know") and then 2 forms from the verb *hacer* (= "to do")

Do you think if you try and listen to it closely now, you are able to guess what it's saying. Just make a guess, OK?

TIP: Remember to check the endings I gave above.

Hope this helps!
Blessings

Answer 8

7. Imperfect
8. Future
9. Future
10. Conditional

Answer 9

I'm glad you gave it a try, @-EtherealEbullience ! :)

Almost perfect! You only got recording 7 wrong...
Would you like to try again...?

Look: this time, why don't you write down (type) what you hear for number 7, and then let us know...? This would actually help your learning! :)

Blessings