Hi! Can someone check these for me? Thanks!
Directions: Label each sentence with the correct tense they are in. They translate it into full Spanish.
1.) I will study. (Future) (Translation: Estudiare)
2.) Mom made tacos. (Present) (Translation: Mama hizo tacos)
3.) I’m happy that mom made tacos. (Present) (Translation: Estoy feliz de que mamá hizo tacos)
4.) I used to play videogames. (Past subjunctive) (Translation: Yo solia jugar videojuegos)
5.) I can ride a bike. (Preterit) (Translation: Puedo andar en bicicleta)
I'll send this to SraJMcGin.
If you don't know how to make accent marks on a computer, I need to know 2 things. 1) do you have a PC or a Mac and 2) do you have Windows or not.
1. Estudiaré = the accent mark must be there on the ending.
2. made = Past tense and you translated it correctly. makes = Present
3. correct that it is the Present BUT the adjective "feliz" uses ser. (It's an exception.) = Soy
4. "used to" or was/were + ing are cues for the Imperfect or Past Tense. However the Spanish is correct IF y ou put an accent mark where it belongs = solía OR just use the Imperfect = Yo jugaba (a)
5. Correct
I'll flag this and come back later to see if you have questions.
Sra
Thank you so much for checking those for me. Also, I would've added the accent marks but I wasn't sure if they would show up on the website. But now that I know they do, I will remember that for the future. Could you also check these ones? They follow the same instructions. Thank you a bunch! :)
1.) They have visited Spain. (Present perfect)
Translation: Han visitado España.
2.) My friends would have arrived. (Conditional perfect)
Translation: Mis amigos me han llegado.
3.) You (formal) will do the homework. (Future)
Translation: Usted va a hacer la tarea.
4.) We used to go to the park. (Past subjunctive)
Translation: Solíamos ir al parque.
5.) They hoped that I did my homework. (Past perfect subjunctive)
Translation: Esperaban que hice mi tarea.
1. perfecto (although I'd also capitalize "perfect" = Perfect
2. Delete the "me" = Mis amigos habrían llegado. It is the helping verb "haber" that needs to be in the Conditional.
3. The Future is: Usted hará la tarea. (hacer in the Future)
4. You missed this one above as well = used to or was/were + ing is a cue for the Imperfect (Past) and that could also be "Íbamos al parque.
5. hoped is Past and the Dependent verb is the Past Subjunctive = Esperaban que hiciera (or hiciese if you have also had the -se form) mi tarea.
I'll flag this as well and return later.
Sra
Sure, I'd be happy to check those for you! Here are the correct labels and translations for each sentence:
1.) I will study. (Future) (Translation: Estudiaré)
- To determine the correct tense, look for the use of the auxiliary verb "will." "Will + base form of the verb" indicates future tense in English.
2.) Mom made tacos. (Past) (Translation: Mamá hizo tacos)
- The verb "made" indicates past tense in English.
3.) I'm happy that mom made tacos. (Present) (Translation: Estoy feliz de que mamá haya hecho tacos)
- The main verb "made" is in the past tense, but the verb "am" is in the present tense. The correct translation uses the present perfect tense "haya hecho" in Spanish to express the action that happened before the present moment.
4.) I used to play videogames. (Imperfect) (Translation: Solía jugar videojuegos)
- The phrase "used to" indicates past habitual actions, which is expressed using the imperfect tense in Spanish.
5.) I can ride a bike. (Present) (Translation: Puedo andar en bicicleta)
- The verb "can" indicates present tense in English. The correct translation uses the verb "puedo," which is the present tense of "poder" in Spanish.
Please note that in sentence 3, I corrected the translation to match the intended English sentence. Let me know if there's anything else I can help with!