Answer:
Nosotros(as) comimos, I think. Hope this helps!
Answer:nosotros comimos
Explanation:
I think I know what you are trying to say like for example they’d say vos.
But for this sentence I think they say it the same regular Spanish
B. Es artistico
C. Es deportista
D. Es perezoso.
Answer:
Explanation: the answer is A
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InstructionsLee la primera oración y completa la segunda versión con por o para.
Questions
Question 1 with 1 blank
Mateo pasó el verano en Colombia con su abuela.
Mateo fue a Colombia 1 of 1
visitar a su abuela.
Question 2 with 1 blank
Ella estaba enferma y quería la compañía de su nieto.
Ella estaba enferma; 1 of 1
eso, Mateo decidió ir.
Question 3 with 1 blank
La familia le envió muchos regalos a la abuela.
La famila envió muchos regalos 1 of 1
la abuela.
Question 4 with 1 blank
La abuela se alegró mucho de la visita de Mateo.
La abuela se puso muy feliz 1 of 1
la visita de Mateo.
Question 5 with 1 blank
Mateo pasó tres meses allá.
Mateo estuvo en Colombia 1 of 1
tres meses.
The correct word to fill each sentence in Spanish is:
The big difference that can be found between these two words is that "por" is used to mention a cause, an approximate place, an approximate time, a means, a price or an equivalence, while "para" is used to mention purpose, address, time limit or addressee, therefore, the situation must be identified and used accordingly.
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Cuando el padre de ella se los dijo
Cuando estaban en el carro
Cuando él la besó en la playa
Cuando estaban en el avión
Answer:
Cuando él la besó en la playa.
Explanation:
Answer:
C.
Cuando él la besó en la playa.
Explanation:
built dif
-downtown Panama
-Santa Fe
-Aguadulce
Which are you likely to find in a rural home in Santa Fe?
-large, roomy spaces
-loud music
-several floors of bedrooms
-gardens of orchids
How did Colon describe Cuba when he first saw it?
-lonely
-poor
-beautiful
-dangerous
Answer:
1. The answer is question is B.
2. The answer is question is A.
3. The answer is question is C.
Based on the text, and on what you learned from the lesson, the clothing pieces that Teresa is referring to are ________.
mini skirts
tall boots
long skirts
short boots
it is actually like a long dress women used to wear but i think it may be long skirts
Answer:
mini skirts
Explanation:
The Taíno were an indigenous people of the Caribbean. At the time of European contact in the late fifteenth century, they were the principal inhabitants of most of Cuba, the Dominican Republic and Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, The Bahamas and the northern Lesser Antilles.
In this extract, the clothing pieces that Teresa is referring to are mini skirts. Taíno married women wore small aprons around their waists called naguas. These naguas were a kind of shirt made of cotton or straw and characteristic of the Michoacán region.
As to the other options, naguas were not shoes because the Taínos walked barefoot. Therefore, the options tall boots and and short boots must be discarded.
The last option long skirts is not possible, neither. Long skirts were used by the chief (cacique) or the woman chief. Some wore long naguas that cover them from the waist to the ankles.