When we conjugate the verb aterrizar in the future tense with the subject "Ud." we get:
What is aterrizará? What is "you will land"?
When we conjugate the verb venir in the future tense with the subject "Ud." we get:
What is vendrá?
I have eaten lunch.
He comido almuerzo.
What is the difference between "Cómo" "como" and "como"?
How, I eat, like/as
When we conjugate the verb navegar in the future tense with the subject "Yo" we get:
What is navegaré? What I "I will sail"?
When we conjugate the verb poner in the conditional tense with the subject "Uds." we get:
What is pondrían?
We have helped others.
Hemos ayudado a los demás.
To say "you," what do I use?
Tú
When we conjugate the verb recorrer in the future tense with the subject "nosotros" we get:
What is recorreremos? What is "We will go around"?
When we conjugate the verb tener in the future tense with the subject "Yo" we get:
What is tendré?
You have put your mask on.
Has puesto tu mascarilla.
Había 3 terremotos en el 19 de septiembre en la CDMX. C/F
Cierto
When we conjugate the verb irse de vacaciones in the future tense with the subject "Uds." we get:
What is se irán de vacaciones? What is "You all will go on vacation"?
When we conjugate the verb poder in the future tense with the subject "los chicos" we get:
What is podrán?
They have opened the hopsital.
Han abierto el hospital.
¿Por qué hay muchos terremotos en CDMX?
Porque hay 5 platos tectónico debajo de la ciudad.
When we conjugate the verb hacer un transbordo in the future tense with the subject "Tú." we get:
What is harás un transbordo? What is "you will change mode of transportation"?
When we conjugate the verb hacer in the conditional tense with the subject "nosotros" we get:
What is haríamos?
Marta has returned a heroine.
Marta ha vuelto una heroína.
¿Cuántos estados tiene México?
31