Hello! Could someone please check these for me? Thanks a bunch! :)

Directions: Rewrite the following English sentences in correct Spanish form. The verb you will just is limpiar.

1.) I will have cleaned the house.

2.) Jessica and Sara are sad that I didn’t clean the house.

3.) He would have cleaned the house.

4.) You (friend) will clean the house.

5.) Jessica and Sara hoped that I had cleaned the house.

My answers:

1.) Yo habré limpiado la casa.

2.) Jessica y Sara son triste que no me limpio la casa.

3.) Él habría limpiado la casa.

4.) Usted se limpie la casa.

5.) Jessica y Sara esperaban que yo había limpiado la casa.

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1. OK

2. Ser or estar = ser is permanently sad and estar is temporarily sad = don't forget to make the adjective plural when the subject is plural = Jessica y Sara están tristes que yo no limpié la casa. The 2nd verb "didn't" is a cue for the Preterit.

3. OK

4. you WILL clean is a cue for the Future = Usted limpiará la casa.

5. Have you had the Past Subjunctive? This sentence requires it because the main verb (hoping) requires the Subjunctive. = Jessica y Sara esperaban que yo hubiera limpiado la casa.

I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have further questions.

Sra

Could you possibly check these too? Thank you so much; I really appreciate it! :)

1.) I cleaned the house.
2.) Has Juan cleaned the house?
3.) They cleaned the house.
4.) We used to clean the house.
5.) Jessica and Maria are happy that I have cleaned the house.

My answers:
1.) Limpié la casa
2.) Juan ha limpiado la casa?
3.) Limpiaron la casa.
4.) Se utilizó para limpiar la casa.
5.) Jessica y María son felices que he limpiado la casa.

Hello! I'm here to help you check your answers and provide explanations. Let's go through each sentence:

1.) I will have cleaned the house.
Your answer: Yo habré limpiado la casa.
Correct! You have correctly conjugated the verb "limpiar" in the future perfect tense. Well done!

2.) Jessica and Sara are sad that I didn’t clean the house.
Your answer: Jessica y Sara son tristes que no me limpio la casa.
Almost there! The correct translation would be: Jessica y Sara están tristes de que no haya limpiado la casa. In this sentence, we use the present tense "están" to indicate their current state of being sad. Additionally, we use the subjunctive form "haya limpiado" to express something that didn't happen.

3.) He would have cleaned the house.
Your answer: Él habría limpiado la casa.
Great job! Your answer is correct. You have successfully translated the sentence into Spanish using the correct conditional tense for "would have cleaned" - "habría limpiado".

4.) You (friend) will clean the house.
Your answer: Usted se limpie la casa.
Close, but not quite there. The correct translation would be: Tú limpiarás la casa. In this sentence, we simply use the future tense "limpiarás" to express an action that will happen in the future. "Se limpie" means "clean oneself", which is not what the sentence is asking for.

5.) Jessica and Sara hoped that I had cleaned the house.
Your answer: Jessica y Sara esperaban que yo había limpiado la casa.
Almost perfect! The correct translation would be: Jessica y Sara esperaban que yo hubiera limpiado la casa. In this sentence, we use the past subjunctive form "hubiera limpiado" to express something that did not happen in the past.

So, three out of five are correct! Great job! Just remember to pay attention to the verb tenses and use the correct forms for each sentence. Keep up the good work!