Can you put these spanish words in order?

Question

bebo / siempre / zumo / un / de / naranja / por / mañana / la

cenamos / a veces / semana / de / fin / fuera / el

almuerza / en / normalmente / usted / ¿ / ? / casa / su

This sounds like the rest of your homework assignment from the other thread. - MyHeadAboveWater, Feb 22, 2013

Answer 1

Give it a try and I'd love to check your answers for you.

I'm assuming the task is to make a sentence out of these words. For the most part, these can be worded multiple ways. If you are unsure of a word's meaning, you can use the translator. Once you know the meaning of the words, it shouldn't be too hard as the grammar you would use here really isn't too different than English grammar.

Answer 2

• Siempre bebo un zumo de naranja por la mañana.

• A veces cenamos fuera el fin de semana.

• ¿Almuerza normalmente usted en su casa?

Hola -cae- . - iana01, Feb 22, 2013

Hola Iana. - -cae-, Feb 22, 2013

Answer 3

okay, I have one more try left to get those three right. I've gotten three out of the six correct, and those ones I just can't seem to get right. Ill give you want I have.

¿Normalmente almuerza en su casa usted?

Siempre bebo zumo de naranja por la mañana.

A veces cenamos el semana fin de fuera. (this one is the most confusing for me)

yes, that does make more sense. But is my question one not right? because it sounds right and when I translate it it makes sense, but it said it was wrong on the hw. - crossmanj11, Feb 22, 2013

say it in english then translate word for word in english. Sometimes we eat out on the weekend. A veces cenamos fuera el fin de semana - Rey_Mysterio, Feb 22, 2013

sometimes that will help and other times you will have to reword it a little so that it will make sense - Rey_Mysterio, Feb 22, 2013

Your second one is perfect. Rey got the third right. In the first one I would put usted before almuerza, - modrak, Feb 22, 2013