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Everyone seems to be out of sorts in the Puche household today. To find out why, complete the sentences with the most logical past participles from the list. As you write each one in the space provided, change the ending to agree with the noun that it is describing.
Modelo
¡Qué desastre! Las ventanas del garaje están rotas.
TIP: When used as adjectives, past participles change in form: they match the nouns in gender and number and may end in -o, -a, -os, or -as.
aburrido | cerrado | enojado | muerto | preocupado | preparado | roto
1. El Sr. Puche está

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porque su computadora está

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.
2. La Sra. Puche está

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porque Magaly, su hija menor, está enferma.
3. Sabrina y Sofía están

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porque el gimnasio está

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hoy.
4. Luisito está muy triste porque sus peces están

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.
5. Abuelita tiene mucha hambre pero la cena no está

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.

Sagot :

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1. El Sr.Puche está enojado porque su computadora está roto
2.La Sra.Puche está preocupada
3. Sabrina y Sofia están aburridas porque el gimnasio está cerrado
4. Muertos
5. Preparado
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The correct Past Participle in the form of Adjectives to fill each sentence in Spanish, taking into account the sense of the text is:

  1. El Sr. Puche está enojado porque su computadora está rota.
  2. La Sra. Puche está preocupada porque Magaly, su hija menor, está enferma.
  3. Sabrina y Sofía están aburridas porque el gimnasio está cerrado hoy.
  4. Luisito está muy triste porque sus peces están muertos.
  5. Abuelita tiene mucha hambre pero la cena no está preparada.

Adjectives in Spanish

Adjectives are characteristics given to a person, an animal, or a thing, based on its shape, color, and even moods.  Adjectives in Spanish have both gender (male or female) and number (singular or plural) which is closely linked to the noun they characterize.

More information about Adjectives in Spanish: https://brainly.com/question/13893395

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