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Answer:

el tuyo

Explanation:

he has yours

Answer:

true

Explanation:

Answer:

Read the excerpt from "The Most Dangerous Game."

"A twenty-two," he remarked. "That's odd. It must have been a fairly large animal too. The hunter had his nerve with him to tackle it with a light gun. It's clear that the brute put up a fight. I suppose the first three shots I heard was when the hunter flushed his quarry and wounded it. The last shot was when he trailed it here and finished it."

What does this line of dialogue reveal about Rainsford’s character?

Explanation:

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Answer:

I believe its limpiar

Explanation:

Limpiar means to clean you would not go in a store to clean.

Mirar la ropa translates to look at the clothes which is very common for shopping at the store

Comprar cosas? is basically shopping, which is something you would do.

Hablar con tu amigo? do they tell you to not talk in a store?

Answer:

Me despierto a las 6 de la mañana

Answer:

Explanation:

Vamos a un restaurante elegante para cenar. Durante la cena, yo le hago preguntas para conocerla mejor y mostrar mi interés en ella. También le presto atención y escucho con atención lo que ella tiene que decir. Después de la cena, podríamos ir a ver un espectáculo o una película, o simplemente dar un paseo y disfrutar de la compañía del uno del otro. En general, mi cita ideal sería romántica, divertida y centrada en conocer mejor a la persona con la que estoy saliendo.

Answer:

Explanation:

¿Cómo es una cita ideal para mí?

Pues yo soy un hombre tradicional. Yo la llevo a su casa en el carro de mi padre (su carro es más limpio que mi carro). Luego, y más importante para mí, yo saludo a sus padres. Yo le llevo a ella flores y chocolates para impresionarla. También en el carro, ella y yo escuchamos música romántica. Entonces, ella y yo nos susurramos al oído palabras románticas.

Answer:

Asi pensaba y asi se cayó porque estaba pensando por mucho tiempo.

That's how he thought and that's how he fell because he was thinking for a long time.

Explanation:

Answer:

Nosotros Vivimos en buenos aires

Explanation:

El contexto implícito en una obra literaria se refiere a la información o significados que están implícitos o sugeridos dentro del texto, pero que no se expresan de manera explícita. Estos elementos pueden incluir referencias culturales, sociales, históricas o políticas que el lector necesita inferir para comprender plenamente la obra.

Por otro lado, el contexto en el que fue escrita una obra literaria se refiere al entorno y las circunstancias en las que el autor creó la obra. Esto puede incluir factores como la época histórica, el movimiento literario al que pertenece, las influencias personales del autor y las condiciones sociopolíticas en las que se desarrollaba en ese momento.

En resumen, el contexto implícito en una obra literaria se refiere a la información sugerida dentro del texto, mientras que el contexto en el que fue escrita una obra se refiere al entorno y las circunstancias en las que el autor creó la obra. Ambos tipos de contexto son importantes para comprender plenamente una obra literaria.

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Mientras que el contexto implícito se refiere a los elementos que se pueden inferir dentro de la propia obra literaria, el contexto en el que fue escrita se refiere al entorno externo que rodea la creación de la obra y que puede ayudar a comprenderla en un nivel más amplio. Ambos tipos de contexto son importantes para una interpretación completa y enriquecedora de una obra literaria.

Answer:

Una ilustradora o un tesauro

Explanation:

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Answer:

visitamos

Explanation:

In order to change this from "my brother and I to visit our grandparents every Sunday" into "my brother and I visit our grandparents every Sunday" we would need to change (conjugate) our verb, visitar (to visit) into visitamos (we visit). My brother and I could be rewritten as we so we would conjugate it as if we were saying we/nosotros.

Another option (one I don't think your teacher was looking for) is to reword the sentence into: "my brother and I go to visit our grandparents every Sunday" which would translate into "mi hermano y yo vamos a visitar a nuestros abuelos todos los domingos."

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Answer:

О visitamos.

Explanation:

Mi hermano y yo visitamos a nuestros abuelos todos los domingos.

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The correct form to express the idea with the verb "tener" is in the first attached image, and the translation to English is in the second attached image.

The verb "tener" in Spanish.

The verb "tener" is used in Spanish to indicate something that one owns, either referring to possession or kinship, as well as mentioning a state of mind or feeling, which applies to the answered exercise.

The conjugation in present and past tense respectively of the verb "tener", taking into account the personal pronouns, is:

Taking into account the above, the conjugation of the verb "tener" for the first person "yo" was correct.

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Answer:

Ana es Francesa y Pablo tambien

Answer:

Héctor se vistió por la tarde.

I think thats the answer I am so so so sorry if it's wrong.

De acuerdo con la información, podemos inferir que esta oración es de tipo "imperativa" debido a que da una orden de una acción.

Una oración imperativa es un tipo de oración que se caracteriza por expresar una orden, solicitud, mandato o instrucción. Se utiliza para dar órdenes, hacer peticiones, expresar deseos o brindar consejos.

De acuerdo con lo anterior la oración "Deme un aumento de sueldo" es imperativa porque está formulada como una solicitud o petición directa. El verbo "deme" se encuentra en el modo imperativo y expresa la acción que se espera que el receptor realice.

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Answer:

Explanation:

Mi madre preparó la comida.

Liam y Emma nadaron en el mar durante sus vacaciones.

Nosotros corrimos dos veces la semana pasada.

Tú viviste en Nueva York por dos años.

Yo compré un regalo para mi amigo.

Answer:

quiere

Explanation:

Your task in this problem is to find the missing word in the conversation by using the phrases given as context clues.

In this dialogue, somebody seems to be taking the other's order for a drink.

The first line translates as: "Hello, miss. What do you ________ to have?"

The second line translates as: "Hello, I want a drink with pineapple and strawberries, please."

You can infer the word that goes in the blank based on the second speaker's response.

The phrase yo quiero, meaning, "I want," is a response to the first speaker's question. That question most likely was, "What do you want to have?"

Now that we know what the first speaker was asking, we just have to translate to Spanish to fill in the blank.

The only missing word in the phrase is "want." The phrase, "to want," translates to Spanish as querer. But this isn't the answer, because we still need to conjugate the verb to fit the rest of the sentence.

To conjugate the verb querer, we need to change the word to fit the subject of the sentence (in other words, who is "acting out" the verb?).

The subject that the first speaker uses is usted. This is the formal word for "you" in Spanish. So, we must conjugate querer to fit the subject usted.

To conjugate a verb in Spanish, you change the ending of the verb. For querer, the ending is -er.

Querer is also a special verb which, when conjugated, may also change the base of the word. Sometimes this type of verb is called a "boot verb" or "boot word" when teaching Spanish. For querer, the new base for the word becomes quier-.

So, the conjugation of querer used for usted is quiere.

Answer:

О  quiere.                                  

Explanation:

- Hola, señora, ¿Qué quiere usted tomar?

- Hola, yo quiero un refresco de piña y fresas, por favor.

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Answer:

1. Jose/ first name, Luis/middle name, Rodriguez/paternal name, Zapatero/maternal name

2. Jose Luis Zapatero Torres

3. Angela Torres de Zapatero or Angela De Zapatero

4. apellido paterno

5. in Spanish speaking countries the father's last name will always go first and mothers last name goes last. we always use both last names.

6. Jose Enrique Cuesta Jimenez

Ana Maria Perez Ripoll

Enrique Iglesias Preysler

Ruben Aguilar Garcia

Fatima Delgado Fernandez

Carlos Enrique Mendez Rios

Explanation:

Im latina I know

Answer:

ARTICULO NOMBRE ADJETIVO

El papel blanco

Las pizarras verdes

La tiza blanca

El libro gris

La camisa anaranjada

Explanation:

remember that

• el = singular + male

• la = singular + female

• los = plural + male

• las = plural + female

also, remember that

• in Spanish, you need to add an S at the end of a plural noun (just like in english)

• unlike English, you need to add an S at the end of the adjective when the noun is in plural

• colors "verde" and "gris", you don't need to change their last letter to differentiate male from female

• only those colors that end in O (blanco, negro, amarillo, rojo, colorado, morado) will replace the last letter O by an A when the noun is female

• other colors like violeta, purpura, lila, celeste, azul, rosa, naranja, marron, they don't end in O so they won't change their last letter when the noun is female

el papel blanco (white paper)

las pizarras verdes (greenboards)

la tiza blanca (white chalk)

el libro gris (grey book)

la camisa anaranjada (orange shirt)

- if your teacher wants you to use "anaranjado", "rosado", "azulado", you'll need to replace that last O by an A when the noun is female. But truth be told, we also say "la camisa naranja/rosa/azul", or "el zapato naranja/rosa/azul" -

hope it was helpful!

Answer:

1- Necesitar

2- Llevar

3- Terminar

4- Terminar

5- Estudiar

6- Hablar

7- Necesitar

I hoped this helped! (¡Esperé que esto ayudara!)

Answer:

¡O vete es tu respuesta!

Explanation:

Answer:

estar

Explanation:

"estoy en la escuela"

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Answer:

1. Mi

2. Tus

3. Nuestro

4. Su/tu

5. sus

6. Nuestro

7. Tu

8. Sus

9. Nuestros

10. Su

Explanation:

These are the plural/singular possessive adjectives.

The correct matching of the sentences to show the possessive adjectives are:

This refers to the type of adjective that shows or denotes ownership of a thing by a person.

We can note from the given sentences that there is the statement in sentence 4 that says that "la mujer necesita hablar con SU esposo" which shows that she has ownership of her husband.

The other answers are:

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Explanation: