Question

Si ella _________ a Buenos Aires, le gustaría ir al Museo Evita.

A.
viajaran
B.
viajaras
C.
viajara
D.
viajáramos

Answer 1

c viajara

Step-by-step explanation:

porque es solo para una persona

Answer 2

• Answer:

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• Explanation:

The combination of "si" + imperfect subjunctive + conditional in Spanish is used to express hypothetical situations or actions that are dependent on a certain condition being met. The "si" introduces the condition, the imperfect subjunctive expresses the hypothetical action, and the conditional indicates the result or consequence of that hypothetical action.

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We are given four forms of the verb "viajar" (to travel) in the imperfect subjunctive (imperfecto de subjuntivo).

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Let's see what is the conjugation of that verb in the imperfect subjunctive:

VIAJAR (imperfecto de subjuntivo):

Yo viajara

Tú viajaras

Él / ella / usted viajara

Nosotros / nosotras viajáramos

Vosotros / vosotras viajarais

Ellos / ellas / ustedes viajaran

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The subject of the sentence is "ella," so we use the third-person singular.

Our sentence becomes:

Si [ella (viajara) a Buenos Aires], le gustaría ir al Museo Evita.

Translation: If [she (traveled) to Buenos Aires], she would like to go to the "Museo Evita."

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The [condition introduced by "si"] is put in brackets.

The hypothetical action is bolded.

The result of the hypotecal action is underlined.