Spanish verbs help!!! I can't find the right answer

Question

¡Hola!_____ Margarita Flores. ¿Puedo hablar con Roberto?

I cannot find another meaning except me llammo and yo soy

¿Sí? Tú ______el Roberto que _____miembro de mi grupo de estudio? ¡Necesito tus apuntes!

I put usted for both of them, they both turned out to be wrong

Sí. Sara y Alberto ______ buenos estudiantes. Ellos también tienen los apuntes.

I put ellos and that seems like the only right word that would fit for this.

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!!!!

Answer 1

We are not here to do your homework for you. If you want to go over your class materials and try to answer these questions yourself we would be happy to give you some feedback.

Answer 2

Perhaps you're getting tripped up because you thought of 'yo soy' but you know that you only need one word?

If this is the case it's good to know that 'soy' can only mean 'I am' so for this reason the 'yo' (I) is rarely used.

Answer 3

(My response is in bold)

¡Hola!_____ Margarita Flores. ¿Puedo hablar con Roberto?

I cannot find another meaning except me llammo and yo soy

How about, "Hi! this is Margarita Flores (Margarita Flores speaking). Can I speak with Roberto?"

¿Sí? Tú ______el Roberto que _____miembro de mi grupo de estudio? ¡Necesito tus apuntes!

I put usted for both of them, they both turned out to be wrong

The tú at the beginning of the sentence should tell you why usted was the wrong choice.

Sí. Sara y Alberto ______ buenos estudiantes. Ellos también tienen los apuntes.

I put ellos and that seems like the only right word that would fit for this.

That is wrong. You are warm, though. Give it another try.

Answer 4

Lol......... I just said i tried my best to answer the questions..... read my description first then answer my question buddy @maldito23

These comments will not be tolerated. The members here are trying to help you. They don't have to. This is very disrespectable. - rac1, Sep 12, 2013

Answer 5

This reads like one side of a telephone conversation. I think it is trying to say the following:

"Hi! This is Margarita Flores. May I speak to Roberto?" "Are you the Roberto who is a member of my study group? We need your notes!" "Yes. Sara and Alberto are good students. They have the notes too."

Perhaps working from that translation, you can figure out how to fill the blanks. If you want to post your attempt here, we'll be happy to check it for you.