Paco Empacanueces is the Colombian “Nutty Professor.” Find out his strange habits by building sentences from the words below. ¡OJO! Be careful to add prepositions where necessary. Be sure to start your sentences with a capital letter and end them with a period.

Modelo:
yo / traer / comida / mis clases
Yo traigo comida a mis clases.

1. todos los días / yo / salir de la casa / cuatro de la mañana

2. yo / hacer ejercicios / el parque

3. allí (there) / yo / ver / a mis amigos

4. yo / traer / tres teléfonos celulares / universidad

5. yo / poner / música Emo / mi oficina

6. yo / dar fiestas / por la mañana

7. yo / conocer / a todos mis colegas / la universidad

8. pero / yo / no saber / sus nombres

The correct order and conjugation of the verbs in Present Tense is:

Translation.

Present Tense in Spanish.

The conjugation of the verbs, taking into account the personal pronouns, is:

Since all the conjugations of the sentences belong to the personal pronoun "yo," all of them can be verified from the guide above.

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1. Yo todos los días salgo de la casa a las cuatro de la mañana.

2. Yo hago ejercicios en el parque.

3. Yo veré a mis amigos allí.

4. Yo traigo tres teléfonos celulares a la universidad.

5. Yo pongo música Emo en mi oficina.

6. Yo doy fiestas por la mañana.

7. Yo conozco a todos mis colegas de la universidad.

8. Pero yo no sé sus nombres.

Explanation:

Identifying the narrator and the time that a sentence indicates is the first step that must be taken. this is very important to be able to logically conjugate the verbs, and that these have concordance with what is being expressed

hello, how (you)? not bad. luisa. i'm jose luis. a lot. is that her? tania is from. select the sentence that does not belong. chau. good bye. see you later. hello, how are you? my name is victor. i'm carmen. what's your name? i am sorry. fine you. and you? nice to meet you. the taste is mine. delighted. complete the mini-dialogues with the appropriate words. "are they? " — they're from. where, nights where, spain call, united states where, delighted — good morning. i