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escribe el infinitivo y el sujeto: me levantó → levantarse, yo 1. me ba…

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escribe el infinitivo y el sujeto: me levantó → levantarse, yo

  1. me bañé →
  2. fuimos →
  3. participaron →
  4. habló →
  5. comimos →
  6. hicimos →
  7. jugué →
  8. practiqué →
  9. compraron →
  10. me dormí →

decide si cada frase es a) cierto o b) falso.

  1. michelle fue a una fiesta el sábado pasado.
  2. michelle tiene un amigo miguel.
  3. michelle juega en el equipo de fútbol.
  4. a ella le gusta leer.
  5. su clase favorita es la clase de historia.
  6. michelle no tiene un trabajo

¿qué significan estas palabras?

  1. ayer
  2. anoche
  3. anteayer

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

This is a Spanish language learning problem, focusing on verb infinitives, subjects, truth - falsehood judgment, and word meaning. For the first part (verb - subject):

  1. "me bañé" comes from the reflexive verb "bañarse", and the subject is "yo" (I).
  2. "fuimos" is the first - person plural past tense of "ir", so the infinitive is "ir" and the subject is "nosotros/nosotras" (we).
  3. "participaron" is the third - person plural past tense of "participar", with the subject "ellos/ellas/ustedes" (they/you - plural formal).
  4. "habló" is the third - person singular past tense of "hablar", subject "él/ella/usted" (he/she/you - formal).
  5. "comimos" is the first - person plural past tense of "comer", infinitive "comer", subject "nosotros/nosotras".
  6. "hicimos" is the first - person plural past tense of "hacer", infinitive "hacer", subject "nosotros/nosotras".
  7. "jugué" is the first - person singular past tense of "jugar", infinitive "jugar", subject "yo".
  8. "practiqué" is the first - person singular past tense of "practicar", infinitive "practicar", subject "yo".
  9. "compraron" is the third - person plural past tense of "comprar", infinitive "comprar", subject "ellos/ellas/ustedes".
  10. "me dormí" comes from the reflexive verb "dormirse", subject "yo".

For the true - false part, since there is no additional context (like a reading passage about Michelle), we assume general knowledge or the context from the textbook (but usually, this part is based on a related text). For the word meaning:

  1. "Ayer" means "yesterday".
  2. "Anoche" means "last night".
  3. "Anteayer" means "the day before yesterday".

Answer:

  1. bañarse, yo
  2. ir, nosotros/nosotras
  3. participar, ellos/ellas/ustedes
  4. hablar, él/ella/usted
  5. comer, nosotros/nosotras
  6. hacer, nosotros/nosotras
  7. jugar, yo
  8. practicar, yo
  9. comprar, ellos/ellas/ustedes
  10. dormirse, yo
  11. (Needs context, assume based on common exercise: If from a standard text, e.g., if true, a) cierto; else b) falso)
  12. (Same as above, depends on context)
  13. (Same as above)
  14. (Same as above)
  15. (Same as above)
  16. (Same as above)
  17. yesterday
  18. last night
  19. the day before yesterday