13 basic structure sentences.
1. The apple is green. La manzana es verde/La manza verda/manzana verde (los tres son correctos)
2. It is Jane's apple. Esta es la manzana de Jane.
3. I give Jane the apple. Yo le doy la manzana a Jane.
4. We give her the apple. Nosotros damos/le damos la manzana a ella.
5. She gives it to Jane Ella da ésta a Jane. /Ella se la da a Jane
6. She gives it to her. Ella da ésta a ella./Ella se la da a ella
7. The apples are green. Las manzanas son verdes.
8. Is the apple green. ¿Es la mazana verde?
9. I must give it to her. Tengo que dársela a ella
10. I want to give it to her. Yo quiero darle/dársela a ella.
11. I'm going to understand tomorrow. Voy a entender mañana.
12. i can't eat the apple. No puedo comer la manzana.
13. I have eaten the apple. He comido la manzana.
I do not have a spanish keyboard here at work. Can anyone correct these and explain it sentence and why they are formed that way? I would appreciate the help.
We give= Nosotros damos /Le damos
Give it to her= dársela
Give it to him=dárselo
The apples are green/Las manzanas son verdes (correcto)
pero a menudo escucharás "Manzanas verdes" "Coche rojo", Flores amarillas", porque es común
omitir articulos en estos casos
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-Un comentario que encontré para ayudarte a diferenciar ésta, está y esta-
Fuente: http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/140057/the-difference-between-sta-and-esta
<em>está</em> = the 3rd person singular conjugation of the verb "estar" = to be. It means he/she/it is or you (formal) are
<em>esta</em> = a demonstrative adjective, meaning "this". It is the feminine form of "this" and refers to a feminine noun. For example, "Esta canción es muy famosa." The word "canción" is the noun to which the adjective "esta" is referring.
<em>ésta</em> = a demonstrative pronoun, meaning "this". It is the feminine form of "this" and is used in place of a specific feminine noun. It's identical to the demonstrative adjective except that it bears a written accent on the stressed syllable to distinguish it from the adjective. For example, "No me gusta ésta." Meaning, "I don't like this." referring to, and replacing, something "feminine" not liked, such as a song = "canción".
