Answer:
LINDA Hola, Juan. (1) Tomo [tomar] tres clases: química, biología y computación. Y tú, ¿cuántas clases (2) tomas [tomar]?
JUAN (3) Tomo [tomar] cuatro: sociología, biología, arte y literatura. Yo (4) tomo [tomar] biología a las cuatro. ¿Y tú?
LINDA Lily, Alberto y yo (5) tomamos [tomar] biología a las diez.
JUAN ¿(6) Estudian [estudiar] ustedes mucho?
LINDA Sí, porque (because) hay muchos exámenes. Alberto y yo (7) estudiamos [estudiar] dos horas juntos todos los días (together every day).
JUAN ¿Lily no (8) estudia [estudiar] con ustedes?
LINDA No, ella (9) estudia [estudiar] con su novio (boyfriend), Arturo.
Explanation:
In this activity we have to fill in the blanks with the correct conjugation of the verbs in brackets.The verbs have to be conjugated in Present Indicative, since in the conversation they are talking about habits and routines (what subjects do they take at school and their studying habits)
1. Tomo is the conjugated form of the verb tomar (to take) in Present Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I).
2. Tomas is the conjugated form of the verb tomar (to take) in Present Indicative 2nd person singular Tú (You).
3 and 4. Tomo is the conjugated form of the verb tomar (to take) in Present Indicative 1st person singular Yo (I).
5. Tomamos is the conjugated form of the verb tomar (to take) in Present Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (we).
6. Estudian is the conjugated form of the verb estudiar (to study) in Present Indicative 2nd person plural Ustedes (You plural).
7. Estudiamos is the conjugated form of the verb estudiar (to study) in Present Indicative 1st person plural Nosotros (we).
8 and 9. Estudia is the conjugated form of the verb estudiar (to study) in Present Indicative 3rd person plural Ella (she).
This is the complete conversation between Linda and Juan using the present tense:
The verbs tomar and estudiar in the conversation are conjugated in the simple presente tense (''presente del indicativo'' in Spanish), which is used to talk about habitual situations, routines, universal truths, facts and things happening now or in the near future.
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