Yo (a)   al amanezer.

I leave at dawn.

(salir)

¿Tú (a)   (oír) algo?

Do you hear something?

Todos los días, yo (a)   (hacer) la tarea para modules. 

Every day, I do homework for modules.

¿Qué (a)   tú?  (hacer)

What are you doing?

Tú y yo (a)   diversión juntos.

You and I have fun together.

¿Qué quieres (a)   ? (hacer)

What do you want TO DO?  

HINT: And what does the infinitive form mean?

Ellos (a)   su confianza en su Señor.

They put their confidence in their Lord.

(poner)

Hay un dicho americano popular: "La manzana no (a)   lejos del árbol."

There's a popular American saying: "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree."

(caer)

* there's no "se" in front because it's the apple that's falling and not a person.

Shrek y Burro (a)   un ruido (oír)

Shrek and Donkey hear a noise

Cuando tú (a)   una vida en este mundo, es una promesa.

When you bring a life into this world, it's a promise.

(Traer)

¿Ustedes (a)   a mi fiesta?  

Are ya'll coming to my party?

(venir)

(a)   muy pronto. Tengo un problema ahorita.

I'm coming very soon. I have a problem right now.

(venir)

¿A qué hora (a)   ?

What time do you leave?

(salir)

¿Dónde (a)   las llaves?

Where do you put the keys?

(poner)

Mi amigo y yo (a)   el oceano.

My friend and I hear the ocean.

(oír)

Ella siempre me (a)   reír.

She always makes me laugh.

(looks like she always me makes to laugh)

Cada semana, mi novio me (a)   flores.

Each week my boyfriend brings me flowers.

(traer)

Are we going out or not?

(salir)

¿ (a)   o no?