Shawn
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Spanish: Are these questions and "I don't know..." translations correct? Who came yesterday? =¿Quién vino ayer? I don’t know who came yesterday. =No sé quién venga ayer. What did he buy last night? =¿Qué compró (él) anoche? I don’t know what he bought last night. =No sé qué él compre anoche. When did they watch the movie? =¿Cuándo miraron la película? I don’t know when they watched the movie. =No sé cuándo miraron la película. Where did Jake buy that book? =¿Dónde compró Jake ese libro? I don’t know where Jake bought that book. =No sé dónde Jake compre ese libro.Why did Jake take that book from her? =¿Por qué le quitó Jake ese libro a ella? I don’t know why Jake took that book from her. =No sé por qué Jake le quite se libro a ella. How did David read this book? =¿Cómo leyó David este libro? I don’t know how David read this book. =No sé cómo David lea este libro. Has Heather eaten this morning? =¿Ha comido Heather esta mañana? I don’t know whether Heather has eaten this morning. =No sé si Heather haya comido esta mañana. Has Jeremy ever written a poem? =¿Ha escrito Jeremy un poema alguna vez? I don’t know whether Jeremy has ever written a poem. =No sé si Jeremy haya escrito un poema alguna vez.How often does she buy books on Ebay? =¿Con qué frecuencia compra ella libros en Ebay? I don’t know how often she buys books on Ebay. =No sé con qué frecuencia ella compra libros en Ebay. Whose coat did she lose? =¿Abrigo de quién perdió ella? =¿De quién es el abrigo que ella perdió? I don’t know whose coat she lost. =No sé de quién es el abrigo que ella pierda. What book did he bring? =¿Qué libro trajo él? I don’t know what book he brought. =No sé qué libro él traiga.
Jul 27, 2015 5:08 PM
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2. I don’t know who came yesterday. =No sé quién vino ayer. 4. I don’t know what he bought last night. =No sé qué compró (él) anoche. 5. When did they watch the movie? =¿Cuándo vieron la película? 8. I don’t know where Jake bought that book. =No sé dónde Jake compró ese libro. Additional Details: 3. Whose coat did she lose? =¿Abrigo de quién perdió ella? ---> It's wrong =¿De quién es el abrigo que ella perdió? ✓ --->It's right 4. I don’t know whose coat she lost. =No sé de quién es el abrigo que ella perdió. 5. What book did he bring? =¿Cuál libro trajo (él)? 6. I don’t know what book he brought. =No sé cuál libro (él) trajo. I can't make the corrections a different colour, but I hope you can see them.
July 27, 2015
Who came yesterday? =¿Quién vino ayer? I don’t know who came yesterday. =No sé quién VINO ayer. What did he buy last night? =¿Qué compró (él) anoche? I don’t know what he bought last night. =No sé qué COMPRÓ ÉL anoche. When did they watch the movie? =¿Cuándo miraron la película? I don’t know when they watched the movie. =No sé cuándo miraron la película. Where did Jake buy that book? =¿Dónde compró Jake ese libro? I don’t know where Jake bought that book. =No sé dónde Jake COMPRÓ ese libro. Detalles adicionales: Why did Jake take that book from her? =¿Por qué le quitó Jake ese libro a ella? I don’t know why Jake took that book from her. =No sé por qué Jake le QUITÓ Ese libro a ella. How did David read this book? =¿Cómo leyó David este libro? I don’t know how David read this book. =No sé cómo David leYÓ este libro. Has Heather eaten this morning? =¿Ha comido Heather esta mañana? I don’t know whether Heather has eaten this morning. =No sé si Heather HA comido esta mañana. Has Jeremy ever written a poem? =¿Ha escrito Jeremy un poema alguna vez? I don’t know whether Jeremy has ever written a poem. =No sé si Jeremy HA escrito un poema alguna vez. Detalles adicionales: How often does she buy books on Ebay? =¿Con qué frecuencia compra ella libros en Ebay? I don’t know how often she buys books on Ebay. =No sé con qué frecuencia ella compra libros en Ebay. Whose coat did she lose? =¿De quién es el abrigo que ella perdió? I don’t know whose coat she lost. =No sé de quién es el abrigo que ella PERDIÓ. What book did he bring? =¿Qué libro trajo él? I don’t know what book he brought. =No sé qué libro TRAJO ÉL.
July 27, 2015
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