Question

para empezar
(revisión) ¿cómo eres tú?

adjetivos personales
deportista = athlete
ordenado(a) =
trabajador(a) = work
desordenado(a) =
paciente =
impaciente =
joven = young person
estudioso(a) =
serio(a) =
gracioso(a) =
atrevido(a) =
sociable =

(revisión) gramática
el verbo ser - un verbo irregular
you use ser with adjectives to tell what someone is like and to tell where someone is from.
(fill in the forms of ser)
yo soy tú eres él/ella/ud. es nosotros somos ellos/ellas/uds. son

(revisión) ¿qué haces?
bailar = dance
montar en bicicleta =
caminar = walk
pasar tiempo con amigos = past time with friends
correr = run
patinar = skate
comer = eat
practicar deportes = practice sports

(revisión) gramática
hablar
yo hablo tú hablas él/ella/ud. habla nosotros hablamos ellos/ellas/uds. hablan
comer
yo como tú comes él/ella/ud. come nosotros comemos ellos/ellas/uds. comen
vivir
yo vivo tú vives él/ella/ud. vive nosotros vivimos ellos/ellas/uds. viven

usa uno de los verbos, correctamente, para completar las oraciones;
correr montar comer vivir nadar tocar

1. tú nunca comes tomates porque no te gustan.
2. tú y juan montan en bicicleta en bayshore blvd. los fines de semana.
3. a veces, usted nada en la piscina.

Explanation:

To solve these verb - conjugation - based sentence - completion problems, we analyze each sentence based on the subject and the context to choose the correct verb form:

Sentence 1: "Tú nunca ______ tomates porque no te gustan."

• The subject is "tú" (you, informal singular). The context is about eating tomatoes. The verb "comer" (to eat) has the "tú" form "comes". So we fill in "comes".

Sentence 2: "Tú y Juan ______ en bicicleta en Bayshore Blvd. los fines de semana."

• The subject is "Tú y Juan", which is a plural subject (you and Juan). The context is about riding a bicycle. The verb "montar" (to ride) has the plural form for "vosotros/ustedes" or in the case of "tú y Juan" (a plural subject in the "ustedes" - like usage in some regions, but more generally, for a plural subject), the form is "montan" (from "montar", the "ellos/ellas/Uds." form which is used for plural subjects including "tú y Juan" in this context). So we fill in "montan".

Sentence 3: "A veces, usted ______ en la piscina."

• The subject is "usted" (you, formal singular). The context is about swimming in the pool. The verb "nadar" (to swim) has the "usted" form "nada". So we fill in "nada".

Final Answers for the Sentences:

1. comes
2. montan
3. nada

Answer:

To solve these verb - conjugation - based sentence - completion problems, we analyze each sentence based on the subject and the context to choose the correct verb form:

Sentence 1: "Tú nunca ______ tomates porque no te gustan."

• The subject is "tú" (you, informal singular). The context is about eating tomatoes. The verb "comer" (to eat) has the "tú" form "comes". So we fill in "comes".

Sentence 2: "Tú y Juan ______ en bicicleta en Bayshore Blvd. los fines de semana."

• The subject is "Tú y Juan", which is a plural subject (you and Juan). The context is about riding a bicycle. The verb "montar" (to ride) has the plural form for "vosotros/ustedes" or in the case of "tú y Juan" (a plural subject in the "ustedes" - like usage in some regions, but more generally, for a plural subject), the form is "montan" (from "montar", the "ellos/ellas/Uds." form which is used for plural subjects including "tú y Juan" in this context). So we fill in "montan".

Sentence 3: "A veces, usted ______ en la piscina."

• The subject is "usted" (you, formal singular). The context is about swimming in the pool. The verb "nadar" (to swim) has the "usted" form "nada". So we fill in "nada".

Final Answers for the Sentences:

1. comes
2. montan
3. nada