Are these right.
Ultimo fin de semana que corté madera afuera. Ultimo fin de semana que trabajé a jugar videojuegos. Ultimo fin de semana yo madera partida para la leña. Ultimo fin de semana que limpié mi cuarto. Ultimo fin de semana que corté el césped. Ultimo fin de semana que limpié la Cocina.
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Este fué el último fin de semana que corté madera afuera. Este fué el último fin de semana que trabajé para poder jugar video juegos. Este fué el último fin de semana que partí la madera para la leña. Este fué el último fin de semana que limpié mi cuarto. Este fué el último fin de semana que corté el césped. Este fué el último fin de semana que limpié la cocina.
Heidita said:
All the sentences should start with:
Este es/será el último fin de semana que + present simple.
Try again, alexwink
No necesariamente Heidita. Él se equivocó en los verbos, pero la forma de expresarse está bien.... Último fin de semana que hago esto, última vez que hago lo otro... suena a protesta, pero no está mal... ![]()
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y las correcciones de dianapmartin están bien (en mi humilde opinion de native por supuesto
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All the sentences should start with:
Este es/será el último fin de semana que + present simple.
Try again, alex![]()
I think it is more usual to say el fin de semana pasada to indicate last weekend. Just re read your post and you seem to be saying that this is the last weekend that you are going to do certain chores so yes you are right using the word último. Es el último vez que voy a cortar el cesped en los fines de semanas. This is the last time that I am going to cut the grass at weekends.
Hey alexh107! Are you trying to say "Last weekend..."? Take a look at the definition for Last (you can click this link) and you'll see that there are different ways it is used in English. Pick the meaning in English that you want and then see what the Spanish word is. ![]()
And based on what you said in your previous thread here:
http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/126373/sentences I think the word 'último' is not the word you are looking for. ![]()
All of your "sentences" (except the 3rd) are not sentences because there are no main/independent clauses. You have "ultimo fin de semana" followed by an adjective clause. Your 3rd isn't a sentence, either, but comes closer to being one. It still lacks a finite verb and the word order is, at best, very unusual.
It would help if you were to include the English version of what you are trying to express.
It should be Último (with an accent). Someone else needs to check for grammar...that is my weakness.