Use of the verbs ‘SER’, ‘ESTAR’, and ‘TENER’ to describe ourselves and others. Make sure the verb matches the subject - Yo soy, Tú estás, etc. [5 points]. 19. Yo no cansada.

20. Ustedes simpáticos.

21. ¿Tú hambre?

22. Nosotros de San Diego, California.

23. Susana y Luz contentas porque van de compras.

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Okay so i'm taking an online spanish course (penn foster), and in the study guide, you have to create a bunch of sentences with words you've learned so far. translating, reading, and those kinds of things are fairly easy, but when it comes to making my own sentences, my brain just kinda waltz's away. anyone got any tips?

Which one of the following is the correct rhyme to keep in mind when using the spanish counterparts to this, that, those and these? a: “that” and “those” both have s’s, “this” and “these” don’t b: “that” and “those” both have t’s, “this” and “these” don’t c: “this” and “these” both have s’s, “that” and “those” don’t d: “this” and “these” both have t’s, “that” and “those” don’t