The correct word that fills each blank is:
- SANDRA: Hola, Anita. ¿Cuándo viene tu familia?
- ANITA: Viene el sábado. Con permiso, yo tengo que estudiar para un examen.
- SANDRA: ¿Qué examen tienes?
- ANITA: Es un examen de química, y hay cosas que no comprendo.
- SANDRA: Eso pasa cuando no asistes a clase.
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ANITA: Vienes a mi casa a ayudarme?
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SANDRA: Claro. Pero comemos juntas.
Translation.
- SANDRA: Hi Anita. When is it coming
your family?
- ANITA: It's coming on Saturday. With permission, I have to study for an exam.
- SANDRA: What test do you have?
- ANITA: It's a chemistry test, and there are things I don't understand.
- SANDRA: That happens when you don't attend class.
- ANITA: Are you coming to my house to help me?
- SANDRA: Sure. But we eat together.
Verb identification.
To identify which verb should go in each blank, you must recognize the form that the verb acquires conjugated with the different personal pronouns.
Next, the conjugation in Present Tense of the verbs used is presented, taking into account the personal pronouns:
- Yo: vengo / tengo / comprendo / asisto / como.
- Tú: vienes / tienes / comprendes / asistes / comes.
- Usted: viene / tiene / comprende / asiste / come.
- Él: viene / tiene / comprende / asiste / come.
- Ella: viene / tiene / comprende / asiste / come.
- Ello: viene / tiene / comprende / asiste / come.
- Nosotros / Nosotras: venimos / tenemos / comprendemos / asistimos / comemos.
- Ustedes: vienen / tienen / comprenden / asisten / comen.
- Ellos / Ellas: vienen / tienen / comprenden / asisten / comen.
With the guide above, you can verify that the conjugation used in the blank belongs to the noun used, in this way, you can identify much better which word to use.
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