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Old February 24, 2009, 02:03 PM
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Admiro mi mamá. Ella es trabajadora.
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Admirar needs a preposition in your sentence.
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Old February 24, 2009, 06:57 PM
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Admiro a mi mamá???
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Ella _____ comestibles deliciosos.

cooks - cocinó?

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The verb cocinó is in the preterite tense. Your sentence is using the present tense in English, so use the present tense in Spanish.
Try another word for food. Think meals. The word you chose describes food that you buy (groceries), not the food you have for a meal.
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Ella cocina comidas deliciosas.

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  • She was a teacher and taught Chinese to English students
  • Ella fue una profesora y ______ chino ___ estudiantes inglés. ??????
  • not sure if I could use "taught". I don't think I learned it before. :P
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  • Quiero ser una profesora también.
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taught
(past tense of teach)
Look up teach and apply proper conjugation to get taught.

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Make sure you match gender and number when translating the adjective English.
Don't forget to use definite articles before chino and estudiantes.

The preposition 'to' is one you've used several times.

There's nothing wrong with using ser in the last sentence you wrote. Good job!
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