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How do I format my sentence?

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I have to use the words to create logical sentences in Spanish. It says be sure to pay attention to gender/ number agreement.

Tú/ tener/ ese/ película / que/ yo/ querer

Nosotros visitar/ ese/ museo de arteo moderno

Juan y Raúl/ mirar/ aquel/ carros

Yo/ ir a/ comprar/ este/ cuadernos

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updated Mar 6, 2013
edited by Tford29
posted by Tford29

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Welcome to the forum!

Give me an example. How would you do it?

updated Mar 6, 2013
posted by rac1
I'm not sure I think a good example would Juan y Raul miran aquellos carros? - Tford29, Mar 6, 2013
Your answer looks good to me! Keep trying. - Esteban3304, Mar 6, 2013
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Learning a foreign language is a process of trying to say something in the language, and then learning from your mistakes. The first part - "trying", shows us what you understand and don't understand. Only by trying, will you give us the opportunity to see what you already know and then to show you how to say it correctly and briefly explain or educate you regarding your mistakes. Please don't feel that rac1, BigMike, or I, for that matter, are not being cooperative or helpful. We need to see you try, to make an attempt, then the educational moment presents itself, and we will gladly provide you all the teaching and explaining necessary for you to achieve success.

updated Mar 6, 2013
posted by Esteban3304
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You answered perfectly in your comment! It's already in order, you just need to conjugate the verbs according to what they are saying, and in some cases change "ese" to esa, esos, or esas or este to esta, estos, or estas. Try the rest, and we'll let you know if you're right.

updated Mar 6, 2013
posted by BigMike
Thank you but I don't know how to do the first one at all. I have been working on this for hours. I have others but I didn't list them because I need an idea on how they go. - Tford29, Mar 6, 2013