i need this translated to spanish for a project. i know a few words but i can't translate it all. if anyone could translate this i'd be so !

(also if you could make it simple i'd appreciate that x)

during my visit to abasto shopping, i bought many gifts for my family. i bought gifts for my sister, brother, mom, dad, and grandma. for my sister elizabeth and my mother, i bought a ring from the jewelry store. one ring is blue, one is red. for my brother jack i bought a shirt and sweatshirt from the clothing store. both are white. i got a wallet for my father, i had to work hard to get it. for my grandma, i bought her a new dress and shoes. the dress is blue, y the shoes are black. i went to many stores to buy them.

Translated into Spanish:

Durante mi visita a las compras de Abasto, compré muchos regalos para mi familia. Compré regalos para mi hermana, hermano, mamá, papá y abuela. Para mi hermana Elizabeth y mi madre, compré un anillo de la joyería. Un anillo es azul, uno es rojo. Para mi hermano Jack compré una camisa y una sudadera de la tienda de ropa. Ambos son blancos. Conseguí una billetera para mi padre, tuve que trabajar mucho para conseguirla. Para mi abuela, le compré un vestido y zapatos nuevos. El vestido es azul, mis zapatos son negro. Fui a muchas tiendas a comprarlos.

Translated into English:

During my visit to Abasto shopping, I bought many gifts for my family. I bought gifts for my sister, brother, mom, dad, and grandma. For my sister Elizabeth and my mother, I bought a ring from the jewelry store. One ring is blue, one is red. For my brother Jack I bought a shirt and sweatshirt from the clothing store. Both are white. I got a wallet for my father, I had to work hard to get it. For my grandma, I bought her a new dress and shoes. The dress is blue, y the shoes are black. I went to many stores to buy them.

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explanation:

because they have yet to watcvh the movie to that future time.

sorry if its wrong, i'm a learner. : )

corras is the only one that is informal but doesn't follow the suffix rule. correr is the verb. corre is the formal verb form. corra would be used as the formal is corre ended with an a.

your best bet would be corras, it's the only one that is informal but is still wrong