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pronombres -ar -er -ir yo tu usted/el/ella nosotros vosotros ustedes/ e…

Question

pronombres
-ar
-er
-ir
yo

tu

usted/el/ella

nosotros

vosotros

ustedes/ ellos

  1. la familia ________ (cantar) en el teatro.
  2. los estudiantes ________(estar) en la clase.
  3. ellos___________(aprender) en la escuela.
  4. los padres _____________(comer) en el restaurant.
  5. yo ________ ( escuchar) musica.
  6. tú ________________ (comprar) en la tienda.
  7. los maestros_________________(mirar) la television.
  8. la tía _______________ (barrer) la casa.
  9. los abuelos ________________ (leer) en la biblioteca.
  10. la maestra ______________(viajar) a méxico.
  11. javier y tu _________________(pagar) en el centro commercial.
  12. los estudiantes _______________(escribir) la tarea.
  13. marcos y marlon_______________ (asistir) en la clase.
  14. nosotros ____________________ (visitar) el teatro.
  15. la maestra___________________(preguntar) a la clase.
  16. los estudiantes ___________________ (practicar) español.
  17. nosotros_________________ (bailar) en el parque.
  18. yo___________________ (pasear) en el centro.
  19. ellos ____________________(imprimir) la tarea.
  20. tú _____________________(vivir) la casa.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

These problems involve conjugating Spanish verbs. The discipline is Arts, subfield Languages (Spanish). We analyze each subject and verb type (-ar, -er, -ir) to conjugate correctly. For example, "La familia" (singular, 3rd person) with -ar verb "cantar" becomes "canta". "Los estudiantes" (plural, 3rd person) with -ar verb "estar" (note: "estar" is -ar? Wait, no, "estar" is -ar? Wait, "estar" is -ar? Wait, "estar" is an -ar verb? Wait, no, "estar" is -ar? Wait, "estar" conjugation: yo estoy, tú estás, él/ella/usted está, nosotros estamos, vosotros estáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes están. Wait, the first problem: "La familia" (3rd person singular) with "cantar" ( -ar verb). Conjugation rules: -ar verbs: yo -o, tú -as, él/ella/usted -a, nosotros -amos, vosotros -áis, ellos/ellas/ustedes -an. -er verbs: yo -o, tú -es, él/ella/usted -e, nosotros -emos, vosotros -éis, ellos/ellas/ustedes -en. -ir verbs: yo -o, tú -es, él/ella/usted -e, nosotros -imos, vosotros -ís, ellos/ellas/ustedes -en. Let's solve each:

  1. La familia (él/ella/usted) + cantar (-ar) → canta
  2. Los estudiantes (ellos/ustedes) + estar (-ar) → están (wait, "estar" is -ar? Yes, "estar" is an -ar verb. So ellos/ustedes: están)
  3. Ellos + aprender (-er) → aprenden ( -er verb, ellos: -en)
  4. Los padres (ellos/ustedes) + comer (-er) → comen ( -er, ellos: -en)
  5. Yo + escuchar (-ar) → escucho ( -ar, yo: -o)
  6. Tú + comprar (-ar) → compras ( -ar, tú: -as)
  7. Los maestros (ellos/ustedes) + mirar (-ar) → miran ( -ar, ellos: -an)
  8. La tía (él/ella/usted) + barrer (-er) → barre ( -er, él/ella: -e)
  9. Los abuelos (ellos/ustedes) + leer (-er) → leen ( -er, ellos: -en)
  10. La maestra (él/ella/usted) + viajar (-ar) → viaja ( -ar, él/ella: -a)
  11. Javier y tu (plural, 2nd and 3rd? Wait, "Javier y tu" is "vosotros"? No, "Javier y tú" is two people, so plural "vosotros"? Wait, no, "Javier y tú" is "ustedes"? No, in Spain, "vosotros" is plural informal, "ustedes" is plural formal. But "Javier y tú" is two people, so "vosotros"? Wait, no, "Javier y tú" is "tú y Javier", so 2nd person plural? Wait, "pagar" is -ar verb. If it's "vosotros", then "pagáis", but if it's "ustedes", "pagan". Wait, the subject: "Javier y tu" (tú and Javier), so maybe "vosotros"? But "tu" is tú (singular), so "Javier y tú" is "vosotros"? No, "vosotros" is plural (you all, informal). So "Javier y tú" is two people, so "vosotros"? Wait, no, in Spanish, "tú y Javier" is "vosotros"? No, "vosotros" is for a group including the speaker? No, "vosotros" is "you (plural, informal)". So "Javier y tú" would be "vosotros"? Wait, maybe the subject is "Javier y tú" as "ustedes"? No, "ustedes" is formal. Maybe the problem considers "Javier y tu" as "ellos" (third person plural)? Wait, no, "tú" is second person. Wait, maybe a mistake, but let's check the verb "pagar" (-ar). If the subject is "Javier y tú" (plural, 2nd person? No, "tú" is 2nd person singular, "Javier" is 3rd person singular. So together, they are "vosotros" (plural 2nd person). So "pagar" (-ar) for vosotros: pagáis. But maybe the problem considers them as "ellos" (third person plural). Wait, maybe the problem has a typo, but let's proceed. Alternatively, maybe "Javier y tu" is "ustedes" (formal plural). Then "pagar" (-ar) for ustedes: pagan. But this is confusing. Alternatively, maybe the subject is "Javier y yo"? No, the problem says "Javier y tu". Let's assume it's "vosotros" (plural 2nd person). So "pagar" (-ar) → pagáis. But maybe the problem considers it as "ellos" (third person plural), so "pagan". This is a bit ambiguous, but let's follow standard conjugation.

Conti…

Answer:

  1. canta
  2. están
  3. aprenden
  4. comen
  5. escucho
  6. compras
  7. miran
  8. barre
  9. leen
  10. viaja
  11. pagáis (or pagan, depending on subject interpretation; likely pagáis if "vosotros")
  12. escriben
  13. asisten
  14. visitamos
  15. pregunta
  16. practican
  17. bailamos
  18. paseo
  19. imprimen
  20. vives

(Note: For question 11, if "Javier y tu" is considered "ellos" (third person plural), the answer would be "pagan". But "tú" is second person, so "vosotros" is more accurate, leading to "pagáis".)