A (a)   is the infinitive form of the verb for lograr / conseguir.

A (a)   is the past form of the verb for aconsejar.

We could not a (a)   to buy popcorn when we went to the cinema. (permitirse pagar)

My brothers never a (a)   on where they wanted to go camping. So, they never went. (estar de acuerdo (en pasado))

Smoking cigarettes is not a (a)   in our high school. (permitido)

A (a)   is the infinitive verb for the Spanish word for molestar / fastidiar.

When we arrived in London, the train slowly a (a)   the station. (acercar / aproximar)

The two sisters never agreed on anything. They a (a)   the whole two weeks of their last holiday. (discutir)

My parcel from Amazon hasn´t a (a)   yet, and I ordered it two weeks ago! (llegar)

Does this pen b (a)   to you? (pertenecer)

He b (a)   the plane and flew to Brazil that morning. (subir / abordar)

Do you remember that book you b (a)   from me? Well, I need it back before tomorrow. (pedir prestado)

B (a)   is the infinitive form for the Spanish verb respirar.

C___________ is the Past form of the verb for desafiar / retar.

(a)  

They c (a)   us too much money for the meal we had in the restaurant last night. (cargar)

It is not right to c (a)   on your English Test! (engañar)

C (a)   is the Past form of the Spanish verb copiar.

Before you can take the quiz, you have to c (a)   an account online. (crear)

C (a)   is the Past form for the Spanish verb curar.