SPANISH I need help in Grammar???

Question

The “tú” form of any –ar verb always ends in the letters "an."

Yes

No

In Spanish, the way we say “he dances” is

bailo

baila

bailas

Answer 1

1- no

2- #2

Answer 2

1-no: as

2- the first one is for you yourself(as in I), the third is for tu form leaving the second one left as when your talking bout someone

Answer 3

no.-

and he dances is baila.. you can use bailó in a past sentence... baila it's present and bailas it's you dance...

Answer 4

NO!

and

baila

él baila also ella (she) baila

Answer 5

1. No; the "tú" formof -ar verbs always ends in "...as" (in the present tense).

2."He dances" is "(Él) baila".

Answer 6

The “tú” form of any –ar verb always ends in the letters "an."

No. Usually (if not always) they end in "-as".

Tu bailas

Tu tenías

Tu hacías

And so on...

In Spanish, the way we say “he dances” is

"El baila"

The verb, when using he or she, is the same that when using you (tu), only without the "s" at the end.

El baila

El tenía

El había

I hope this helps!

Answer 7

No,  it ends in as

baila

Answer 8

No, -ar verbs usually end in "as" in the present tense.

Baila.