Tu buscas tu cuadernos.

Question

Tú buscas tu cuadernos. ¿Es está razón?

Answer 1

"In Spanish, you cannot have two conjugated verbs right next to each other."

Hmm.

Queremos demostrarles a todos ustedes lo mucho que los queremos.

Podría decirte todo lo que siento por ti, pero no lo haré.

Cuando llegues frente a ella, comienza gritando, luego continúa llorando y por último, termina gimiendo. Verás como te hará caso.

Two **conjugated** verbs :) Not gerunds or infinitives - SonrisaDelSol, Jul 24, 2011

You won't see "puede habla" or "quiero bailo". - SonrisaDelSol, Jul 24, 2011

Answer 2

Tú buscas tus cuadernos. (When the 'tu' acts as personal pronoun, it gets an accute accent)

¿Es está razón? = wrong

¿Es esto correcto? = right

Answer 3

Tú buscas tu cuadernos.

Are you trying to say, "You look for your notebooks"?

If so, you are very close. However, you would have to say, "Buscas tus cuadernos".

You don't need the "tú" here since "buscas" is already in the "tú" form. It is understood that "tú" is the subject. Also, since "cuadernos" is plural, your possessive pronoun (tu) needs to match in number. Therefore, "tu" becomes "tus".

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¿Es está razón?

This is incorrect. "Es" and "está" are both conjugated verbs. In Spanish, you cannot have two conjugated verbs right next to each other.

If you want to say, "Is my sentence correct?", I suggest you say, "¿Es mi frase correcta?" or, "¿Es mi oración correcta?".