Asap 1. list three question words/phrases with proper punctuation that are commonly used in the spanish language. 2. place the following words in the correct sentence order: campo a domingos los gusta de ir la después al ir me iglesia

This problem can be solved in two parts.

List three question words/phrases with proper punctuation that are commonly used in the Spanish language.

1.1 Hola ¿cómo estas?

This is a very common phrase in Spanish. First of all, the word Hola translates into hello and is used as a greeting when you meet someone or begin to talk to someone. On the other hand, ¿cómo estás? translates into how are you? The word estás comes from the verb estar and is a conjugation of this verb for the second person singular in the simple present. This person is tú and matches you in English.

1.2 ¿Conoces a Juan?

This question translates into Do you know Juan? and uses the preposition a, which is very common and depending on the context can mean to, at, by, or for. We use it here to introduce a person as a direct object, the personal a and there is no any direct English translation.

1.3 ¿Es ésta?

In English, when you say this is... in the simple form you say is this... in the question form. In fact, the same happens in Spanish, so you, for example, change ésta es... to ¿es ésta...? The same process also works for other sentences that don’t fit the this is... standard like la chica es preciosa to ¿es preciosa la chica?

Me gusta ir al campo los domingos después de ir a la iglesia.

We start this sentence with the indirect object pronoun me because this is the only word with first letter in uppercase. An indirect object pronoun tells us to whom or for whom something is done. So this sentence is being performed for me. Finally, this sentence translates into:

I like to go to the country on Sundays after going to church.

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