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Answer:

7. pide

8. empezamos

Explanation:

Answer:

Part B

Part C

Part B

1. Los autos son atractivos.

2. La bicicleta es comoda.

3. La motocicleta es rápida.

4. Las computadoras son lentas. 5. Los carros son pequeños.

6. Las casas son grandes.

Part C

1. Yo la tengo.

2. Yo la como.

3. Nosotros lo bebemos.

4. ¿Tú las tienes?

5. Ellos la miran.

6. Yo los compro.

Answer:

Great white sharks are not man-eaters. They are peaceful creatures of the sea. The man invades the territory of the sharks and the shark defends the territory. People are idiots.

Do you agree?

Explanation:

Sí, estoy de acuerdo, pero la gente les tiene miedo. = Yes, I agree, but people are afraid of them.

Margarita García Robayo: The Armies (2006 / US: New Directions, 2009, trans. Anne McLean) by Evelio Rosero is the crudest and most moving novel about the endemic violence in our country. You can read it 15 times in a row (because it is short, contained and powerful, which I adore) and it always finds new ways to touch the reader.

JC: The Vortex, by José Eustacio Rivera (1924). In my opinion, the most important novel ever published in Colombia. It begins as a romantic story about two lovers fleeing from Bogota’s rigid social codes and eventually becomes a travel into the heart of darkness as the characters discover the sinister economy of the rubber industry in the Amazon jungle. Mind-blowing, eccentric, linguistically challenging and tremendously pertinent in these times of greed-fueled catastrophe.

MGR: That which has no name (2013) by Piedad Bonnett has an infinite crudeness and tenderness and, above all, it shows the sensitivity and intelligence of the author. It has the simplicity of the most beautiful and honest poetry, without any of the pretensions.

JC: Changó, the Biggest Badass (Texas Tech University Press, 2010, trans. Jonathan Tittler), by Manuel Zapata Olivella. A massive saga on the African diaspora in the Americas. A masterpiece.

MGR: One hundred years of solitude (1967 / US: Harper and Row, 1970) by Gabriel García Márquez built and introduced the most powerful and enduring imaginary of the Latin American universe in the world.

JC: Los días azules (Blue Days), by Fernando Vallejo (1985). A long time before he became Colombia’s grumpy old clown, Vallejo was a masterful writer, a Latin American cousin of Thomas Bernhard. This novel is a good example. An evocative story about childhood, memory, fury and desire.

MGR: En diciembre llegan las brisas (1987) by Marvel Moreno. Moreno is a great prose writer with a very sophisticated sense of humor. She creates the best portraits of Colombian Caribbean society, which translates into the most obstinate sexism in the continent. She was a woman ahead of her time, a free woman in many ways, especially the literary one.

Answers:

1. se convertirá

2. integramos

3. mejoremos

4. ponen

5. tuitean

6. descubramos

7. vamos a explicárselo

8. entreguen

9. ocurran

10. no me lo digas

I hope this help you

Answer:

Soy

Explanation:

Soy de Costa Rica

I am from Costa Rica

Answer:

Visitar la oficaina del dentista

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According to the conversation the statements are:

1. False

2. False

3. True

4. False

5. False

6. False

7. False

The conversation narrates the trip of 5 friends to Toledo; a town in Spain that is famous for its Christian, Muslim, and Jewish architecture. Therefore, it is a place of great cultural wealth that is visited every year by thousands of tourists.

According to the conversation, it can be inferred that the sentences are:

1. False: In the conversation, they do not mention Olga Lucía's country of origin. However, from her name, it can be inferred that she is of origin from a Hispanic country.

2. False: In the conversation, a character with Daniel's name is never mentioned, therefore we can say that Daniel is not Olga's friend.

3. True: In the conversation, Juanjo's dislike for not going to the beach is evident. He argues that he comes from a Caribbean country and the Dominican Republic is a country located in the Caribbean.

4. False: Daniel is not mentioned in the conversation, so it is not known whether he is Sara's father.

5. False: In the conversation, it is said that Olga looked very well and happy on the trip to Toledo, so saying that she was not well is a false statement.

6. False: Family ties between the characters are never mentioned in the conversation, so it is assumed that they are all friends.

7. False: In the conversation, the profession or occupation of the characters is not mentioned, so it cannot be inferred that Olga is a photography student.

Note: This question is incomplete because there is some missing information. Here is the missing informtion.

Scene 1

SARA ¡Un fin de semana en Toledo!

JUANJO Pues yo prefiero la playa.

OLGA LUCÍA ¿Vas a seguir hablando de la playa

todo el viaje?

VALENTINA ¡La playa está muy lejos de aquí!

MANUEL Podemos ir a la playa las próximas

vacaciones.

JUANJO ¡¿Las próximas vacaciones?!

Scene 2

OLGA LUCÍA Toledo es muy bonito.

VALENTINA Mira. Ése es el Alcázar.

MANUEL ¡Y ése, el puente de Alcántara!

SARA ¡La vista es espectacular!

JUANJO Pero no es la playa.

Scene 3

OLGA LUCÍA Buenos días. Tenemos una reservación.

EMPLEADA ¿A nombre de quién?

VALENTINA Valentina Herrera Torres.

EMPLEADA ¡Venís en buen tiempo! Todavía no está

haciendo mucho calor.

JUANJO ¡Está perfecto para ir a la playa!

Scene 4

EMPLEADA Aquí está. Habitación con tres camas en el

primer piso. Ahora los chicos.

MANUEL Manuel Vázquez Quevedo.

EMPLEADA Manuel Vázquez, habitación doble en el

segundo piso.

SARA ¡Llevamos las mochilas a la habitación y

salimos!

JUANJO Yo los espero aquí.

MANUEL Está bien. La llevo yo.

Scene 5

VALENTINA Estoy leyendo que en el Alcázar está el

Museo del Ejército.

MANUEL ¡Este lugar es extraordinario!

JUANJO Sí, pero igual estoy aburrido.

OLGA LUCÍA ¡Juanjo! ¡Estamos de vacaciones!

¿Y tú estás de mal humor?

JUANJO ¡Soy caribeño! Quiero estar de vacaciones

en el mar.

SARA Pues nosotros estamos bien aquí.

Scene 6

VALENTINA ¡Está sonando La Gorda!

LOS DEMÁS ¡¿La qué?!

VALENTINA ¡La campana! La llaman La Gorda porque

es la más grande de España.

SARA ¡Chicos! ¡Allí está Juanjo! ¿Ya estás de buen

humor?

JUANJO Sí, ya. Disculpa, es que extraño el mar.

OLGA LUCÍA Bueno, tengo que tomar una foto de

Juanjo feliz en Toledo.

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Answer:

Both of the questions are the 2nd choice.

Explanation:

Answer:

es posible cocinar sin receta

es genial que vengan a cocinar

es probable que hacemos la carne esta noche

Explanation:

Hope this helps!

Answer:

ondular or flamear

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer:

I speak

Explanation:

Answer:

2

Explanation:

es necesario que calienten los totopos de maiz

Answer:

Correr es última sílaba

Answer:

1) corrias

2) hablabamos

3) vivia

4) celebraban

5) veias

6) son

Explanation:

Answer:

LA C PORQUE SI NO LLEGARON LOS EUROPEOS ENTONCES ESTABA EL HOMBRE

Explanation:

Answer:

1. Corrías 

2. Escuchábamos

3. Vivía

4. Celebraban

5. Veías

6. Son

Answer:

Explanation:

Estar, ser or estar, ser then estar

(This is for the first half)

Example:

Espana ______ un pais maravillioso!

1. Remember your conjugations,

talking about yourself (yo) -o

talking to someone (tu) -as, -es

talking about someone (el, ella, usted) -a, -e

talking about a group including yourself (nosotros, nosotras) -amos, -emos, -imos

talking about a group you are not included in (ellos, ellas, ustedes) -an, -en

2. Identify what is being discussed (the subject). In this case, "Espana is the subject.

Espana ______ un pais maravillioso!

3. What part of speech does the subject belong to?

The example is talking about Espana so we use "el, ella, usted".

4. Identify if ser or estar is used, use D.O.C.T.O.R. and P.L.A.C.E. as reference.

Ser

Date - day of the month, holiday

Ocupation - job, work-related

Time - specific time, time of day

Origin - subject is the original version of the topic

Relation - subject is in relation to any of the examples above

Estar

Position - specific occupation or job

Location - place, building

Action - verb

Condition - state of being

Emotion - feeling

Espana is a location so we use estar.

5. Conjugate verb and answer question, ser and estar conjugations (listed in order of ser then estar).

Yo - soy, estoy

Tu - eres, estas

El, ella, usted - es, esta

Nosotros - somos, estamos

Ellos, ellas, ustedes - son, estan

Answer to example, "Espana es un pais maravillioso!"

Please feel free to ask more questions if further instruction is needed.

Answer:

10. Imperativa

11. Dubitativa

12. Desiderativa

Answer: A las seis de la tarde, así que vamos a ir allí primero. Después vamos a cenar en un restaurante argentino excelente. En realidad, para nosotros es el un restaurante normal porque somos de Argentina

Answer:

Explanation:

The clothing items that Luisa bought, taking into account the audio in Spanish, are:

Description of the audio in Spanish.

In the audio provided, the protagonist is a person named Luisa, who states that she loves clothes, and who in turn mentions different clothing items along with her price in euros, which are shown below:

Since the statement mentions that Luisa spent 300 euros, she could not have bought the sandals since they exceed that expense, therefore, the clothes that she bought and that add up to that spent value are the shorts, the sweater and the shirt, so that's the right option.

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Answer:

las tres jóvenes se llaman Ana Sofía y pertunia

Explanation:

la tres no son hermanas ellas quiere tener la oportunidad de estar en un helipcoptero ana conoce a Sofía y Petunía Sofía y Ana Sofía y Ana van petunia ellas van ala cárcel y al final están feliz

Answer:

A command is saying like “hey Samantha go open the door.” Therefore you can always say “have her open the door”. Pronouns replace a proper noun so instead of saying Samantha you say her or she. You use these in a command by saying the pronouns. They work together by instead of saying the nouns proper name you say their pronouns to do the command. Proper nouns are more formal and direct while pronouns are indirect and informal. You don’t always have to say the proper noun when saying a command so that is how pronouns come into use. Therefore that is how you have a pronouns and commands work together.

Explanation:

Answer:

12. true

13. false

14. true

15. true

Explanation:

Answer:

Necesito unos platos para esta noche que sean hondos.

C) sean

Explanation:

Es la correcta( letter C is the correct answer I know spanish)