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escribe el infinitivo y el sujeto: me levantó → levantarse, yo
- me bañé →
- fuimos →
- participaron →
- habló →
- comimos →
- hicimos →
- jugué →
- practiqué →
- compraron →
- me dormí →
decide si cada frase es a) cierto o b) falso.
- michelle fue a una fiesta el sábado pasado.
- michelle tiene un amigo miguel.
- michelle juega en el equipo de fútbol.
- a ella le gusta leer.
- su clase favorita es la clase de historia.
- michelle no tiene un trabajo
¿qué significan estas palabras?
- ayer
- anoche
- anteayer
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):
- "me bañé" comes from the reflexive verb "bañarse", and the subject is "yo" (I).
- "fuimos" is the first - person plural past tense of "ir", so the infinitive is "ir" and the subject is "nosotros/nosotras" (we).
- "participaron" is the third - person plural past tense of "participar", with the subject "ellos/ellas/ustedes" (they/you - plural formal).
- "habló" is the third - person singular past tense of "hablar", subject "él/ella/usted" (he/she/you - formal).
- "comimos" is the first - person plural past tense of "comer", infinitive "comer", subject "nosotros/nosotras".
- "hicimos" is the first - person plural past tense of "hacer", infinitive "hacer", subject "nosotros/nosotras".
- "jugué" is the first - person singular past tense of "jugar", infinitive "jugar", subject "yo".
- "practiqué" is the first - person singular past tense of "practicar", infinitive "practicar", subject "yo".
- "compraron" is the third - person plural past tense of "comprar", infinitive "comprar", subject "ellos/ellas/ustedes".
- "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:
- "Ayer" means "yesterday".
- "Anoche" means "last night".
- "Anteayer" means "the day before yesterday".
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- bañarse, yo
- ir, nosotros/nosotras
- participar, ellos/ellas/ustedes
- hablar, él/ella/usted
- comer, nosotros/nosotras
- hacer, nosotros/nosotras
- jugar, yo
- practicar, yo
- comprar, ellos/ellas/ustedes
- dormirse, yo
- (Needs context, assume based on common exercise: If from a standard text, e.g., if true, a) cierto; else b) falso)
- (Same as above, depends on context)
- (Same as above)
- (Same as above)
- (Same as above)
- (Same as above)
- yesterday
- last night
- the day before yesterday