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Can someone help me conjugate these and identify the context it's use in? I already have the first three
I work. (Yo trabaja (present indicative)
I have worked. Yo he trabajado (present perfect)
I used to work. Yo trabajaba (imperfect indicative)
The other day I worked.
I am working right now.
I am going to work on Saturday.
When I graduated from college I had already worked.
Work (tú)!
Work (Usted)!
Don’t work so hard (tú)!
Work (Ustedes)!
I hope you work for many years.
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- Anonymous6 years agoFavorite Answer
The very first one you did should be. " Yo trabajo" .
The other day I worked. El otro dia trabajé.
I am working right now. Estoy trabajando (ahorita/en este momento)
I am going to work on Saturday. Voy a trabajar en sabado.
When I graduated from college I had already worked. Cuando me gradué de la universidad ya había trabajado.
Work (tú)! Trabaja!
Work (Usted)! Trabaje!
Don’t work so hard (tú)! No trabajes tanto!
Work (Ustedes)! Trabajen!
I hope you work for many years. Espero que trabajes por muchos años