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completar completa esta conversación con mandatos de nosotros/as. maría…

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completar
completa esta conversación con mandatos de nosotros/as.
maría: sergio, ¿quieres hacer diligencias ahora o por la tarde?
sergio: no (dejarlas) para más tarde. (hacerlas) ahora. ¿qué tenemos que hacer?
maría: necesito comprar sellos.
sergio: yo también. (ir) al correo.
maría: pues, antes de ir al correo, necesito sacar dinero de mi cuenta corriente.
sergio: bueno, (buscar) un cajero automático.
maría: ¿tienes hambre?
sergio: sí. (cruzar) la calle y (entrar) en ese café.
maría: buena idea.
sergio: ¿nos sentamos aquí?
maría: no, no (sentarse) aquí; (sentarse) enfrente de la ventana.
sergio: ¿qué pedimos?
maría: (pedir) café y pan dulce.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

This problem is about completing a Spanish conversation with "nosotros/as" (we) commands. In Spanish, the "nosotros" form of the imperative (for affirmative commands, we use the present subjunctive; for negative commands, we use "no" + present subjunctive). Let's analyze each blank:

  1. First blank: "No __ (dejarlas) para más tarde." The verb is "dejar", "nosotros" form (negative command) is "no dejemos". Wait, no, "mandatos de nosotros/as" – for affirmative, it's the present subjunctive of "nosotros", for negative, "no" + present subjunctive. Wait, the first part: Sergio says "No (dejarlas) para más tarde. __ (Hacerlas) ahora." So "dejar" – "nosotros" form: "no dejemos" (negative), and "hacer" – "hagamos" (affirmative, "Hagamos las diligencias ahora" – shortened to "Hagamos" as "Hacerlas" is the direct object, so "Hagamos" (hacer + nos + las → hagamos (since "hacer" subjunctive nosotros is "hagamos")).
  1. Second blank: "____ (Hacerlas) ahora." As above, "Hagamos" (hacer + nos + las → hagamos, with "las" as the direct object, so "Hagamos" (the "las" is part of "hacerlas", so the verb is "hacer", nosotros subjunctive: hagamos).
  1. Third blank: "__ (Ir) al correo." "Ir" subjunctive nosotros: "vamos" (wait, no, "ir" subjunctive nosotros is "vayamos"? Wait, no, the imperative for "nosotros" in affirmative is the present subjunctive. Wait, "ir" – present subjunctive nosotros: "vayamos"? Wait, no, maybe I confused. Wait, "ir" – the "nosotros" affirmative command is "vamos" (but "vamos" is also the indicative. Wait, no, the subjunctive of "ir" for nosotros is "vayamos". But in common usage, for "nosotros" commands, sometimes "vamos a + infinitive", but here it's a command with "ir" as the main verb. Wait, the sentence is "Yo también. __ (Ir) al correo." So "vamos a ir"? No, the problem says "mandatos de nosotros/as" – the verb is "ir", so "vayamos"? Wait, no, maybe the correct form is "vamos" (but "vamos" is indicative, but in commands, for "nosotros", the affirmative command is the present subjunctive. Wait, let's check the verb "ir":

Present subjunctive:

yo vaya

tú vayas

él/ella/usted vaya

nosotros vayamos

vosotros vayáis

ellos/ellas/ustedes vayan

So "nosotros" affirmative command: "vayamos". But maybe the problem expects the "nosotros" form as "vamos" (but that's indicative). Wait, maybe the problem is using the "nosotros" imperative, which is the same as the subjunctive. Let's proceed:

  1. "____ (Ir) al correo." So "vayamos" (ir + nos → vayamos). Wait, no, maybe "vamos" is acceptable, but subjunctive is "vayamos". Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Let's check other verbs:
  1. "____ (buscar) un cajero automático." "Buscar" subjunctive nosotros: "busquemos".
  1. "__ (Cruzar) la calle y __ (entrar) en ese café." "Cruzar" subjunctive nosotros: "cruzemos"; "entrar" subjunctive nosotros: "entremos".
  1. "No __ (sentarse) aquí; __ (sentarse) enfrente de la ventana." "Sentarse" – reflexive verb, "nosotros" form: "nos sentemos" (negative: "no nos sentemos"); affirmative: "nos sentemos" (wait, "sentarse" subjunctive nosotros: "sentémonos"? No, the subjunctive of "sentarse" (reflexive) for nosotros: "nos sentemos" (since "sentarse" is "sentar" + "se", so the verb is "sentar", subjunctive nosotros: "sentemos", plus the reflexive "nos", so "nos sentemos". So negative: "no nos sentemos"; affirmative: "nos sentemos".
  1. Last blank: "____ (Pedir) café y pan dulce." "Pedir" subjunctive nosotros: "pidamos".

Wait, let's re-examine each blank:

  1. "No ____ (dejarlas) para más tarde." Verb: dejar (infinitive: dejar, with "las" a…

Answer:

  1. dejemos
  2. Hagamos
  3. Vayamos
  4. Busquemos
  5. Cruzemos; entremos
  6. nos sentemos; nos sentemos
  7. Pidamos