Will somebody please help or translate these.
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4. Which expression is used to talk about what you have just done?
venir de
hacer la tarea
hacer un viaje
acabar de
5. Vengo de la clase. ¿Qué acabo de hacer?
Acabas de bailar.
Acabas de bailas.
Acabas de estudiar.
Acabas de estudias.
6. Susana viene del parque. ¿Qué acaba de hacer?
Acaba de camina por el parque.
Acaba de caminar por el parque.
Acaba de esquiar.
Acaba de esquia.
7. ¿Qué hay en el campo?
Muchos semáforos.
Muchas vacas.
Mucha gente.
Muchos edificios grandes.
8. ¿Qué hay en la ciudad?
Muchos edificios grandes.
Muchas vacas.
Poco tráfico.
Pocas calles
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To help or translate these sentences, let's go through each question and provide an explanation for each answer choice.
4. Which expression is used to talk about what you have just done?
The correct answer is "acabar de." This expression is used to talk about something that you have just done in the immediate past. For example, "Acabo de terminar mi tarea" (I just finished my homework).
Now let's move on to the specific sentences provided:
5. Vengo de la clase. ¿Qué acabo de hacer?
The correct answer is "Acabas de bailar." This means "You just danced."
6. Susana viene del parque. ¿Qué acaba de hacer?
The correct answer is "Acaba de caminar por el parque." This means "She just walked in the park."
7. ¿Qué hay en el campo?
The correct answer is "Muchas vacas." This means "Many cows."
8. ¿Qué hay en la ciudad?
The correct answer is "Muchos edificios grandes." This means "Many big buildings." Additionally, it is mentioned that there is "Poco tráfico" (little traffic) and "Pocas calles" (few streets).
Please note that the correct answers are provided within the explanations themselves.