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State one sentence using the correct form of the verb estar and two prepositions to describe the location of your country (Chile, Ecuador, or Peru) from your trip. (e.g., Chile is in South America, to the left of Argentina and below Bolivia and Peru.)


State one sentence using the correct form of saber + que to state a fact you know about the weather in one of the points of interest from your trip. (e.g., After my trip, I know that in the Atacama Desert, it is sunny and hot.)


State one sentence using the correct form of the verb conocer to describe a place in a city from your trip and use ser with an adjective to describe it. (e.g., I know the village of Puerto Varas and it is elegant.)


State one sentence using the correct form of the verb sentirse and one emotion to say how you feel now that you are home from your dream vacation. (e.g., I feel very happy about my trip.)

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These are the complete sentences using the verbs given in Spanish and the statements about South American countries:

  1. Uruguay está en América del Sur, a la derecha de Argentina y al sur de Brasil.
  2. Sé que durante enero hace mucho calor en Uruguay.
  3. Montevideo es la capital de Uruguay y es una ciudad muy linda.
  4. Me siento muy contento por mi viaje a Uruguay porque pude practicar el idioma español.

How do you use the simple present tense in Spanish?

In this exercise, you have to write sentences in Spanish about your holidays in a South American country. In this case, I chose to write about Uruguay.

All the Spanish sentences are conjugated in the simple present tense. The Spanish simple present tense (''presente del indicativo'' in Spanish) is used to talk about habitual situations, routines, universal truths and facts. The paragraph is written in this tense.

Check more information about the Spanish simple present tense here https://brainly.com/question/23244630

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