Help me please- ASAP(please)

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es cierto, logico

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Answer: no me gusta

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hope it help's

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Why is a sentence coordinated?

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I don't know what you mean.

All but one are correct! On the second to last column, "anduvo" does not require an accent. awesome job :D

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Answer: El profesor es del estado de Washington.

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Explanation:

    Passengers we have arrived at LimaPeople going to cusco must transfer to a smaller plane to Cusco. Have a nice trip and welcome to Peru.

    After 2 hours they arrived in Cusco. They then took a train ride to Aguascalientes, A small town at the foot of the Machu Picchu mountain. Upon getting off the train, a man in very strange clothes handed an envelope to the two archeologists and without saying anything walked in the opposite direction.

Answer:

qué

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???????

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If you are trying to translate, it would be:

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I am thinking of winning the match

Answer:

Como se dice means, "how do you say."

So depending on what they say afterward, you tell them how to say that word in Spanish or English, so "dice,___."

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Hope this helps!

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como se dice? to respond just say how do you say it.

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Hope this helps!

HAVE AN AMAZING DAY

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EL, LA, LAS, LOS, LA ,LA, LOS, LA, EL, LA, LA, LAS, LAS, LOS, LOS, EL , LOS, LAS, LA, LA, LAS, LOS, LAS, EL, LA, LAS, 27. LAS(YOU PUT LOS), EL, LAS, LOS, UNOS, UN, UNAS, UNA, UNA, UNAS, UN, UNOS, UNA, UNAS, UNA, UN, UNAS(13 BOTTOM YOU PUT UNOS), UNAS, UN, UNOS, UNA(17 YOU PUT UN), UNAS(18 YOU PUT UNOS), UNOS, UNAS, UNAS(21 YOU PUT UNOS), UN(22 YOU PUT UNO), UNA, UN, UNAS, UNA, UN, UN, UNA, UNAS.

Explanation:

The correct definite article (el, la, los, las) that goes with each noun are:

Definite articles are crucial in Spanish grammar as they indicate the gender and number of nouns. In the case of the noun "alumnus," the correct definite article is "el," as it's a masculine singular noun.

Similarly, for the noun "dio," the appropriate definite article is also "el." On the other hand, for the plural feminine noun "machachas," the definite article "las" is used. It's important to use the correct definite articles to ensure proper agreement and clarity in Spanish sentences.

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Vosotros ponéis    (present time)

Vosotros pus isteis   (preterit)

Vosotros pondréis   (future)

Answer:

Cheque.

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No tengo dinero en efectivo. Tengo que pagar con cheque.

Answer:  

1. A

2. B

3. C

1. La turista dio una camiseta .

2. Francisco  y Angela fueron de compras .

3. Tu le diste el recuerdo a tu tia .

sentences :

1. El domingo mi hermano y yo jugamos con nuestro gato .

2. Ana y Fernanda fueron a el cine el sabado pasado

Explanation: I think those are good aswers for your spanish homework .

En esta pregunta para cada una de las afirmaciones de amalias. escribimos una oración negativa que contradecía lo que ella dice.

1. Los dependientes no venden algunas camisas.

2. Nadie va de compras al centro comercial.

3. No siempre te cepilles los dientes antes de salir.

4. No traeré un programa de computadora.

5. Mi hermano no prepara nada para comer.

6. No quieres tomar una copa en el café de la biblioteca.

Syntax is nothing more than the position of words in relation to others within a single sentence. Basically, by taking a text in Spanish, we are able to read it with a certain ease, precisely because our language and Spanish have a very similar syntax.

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Answer: Los amigos van a la tienda con sus amigos. Mariana va a una tienda de ropa. De repente ella ve una falda muy bonita. Los amigos le dan dinero a la empleada de la tienda.

Explanation: I know why I speak Spanish, I hope it serves you :)

Answer:

The translation is Hi

Explanation:

The words to complete these sentences me gusta, me explica, me gusta, te gusta, caminamos, viajan buscamos, necesitas, te gusta, regresan.

These sentences require you to correctly conjugate a verb that has been given. To do this, there are two options:

Based on this, the correct way to complete these sentence is:

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Answer:1. una

2. unas

3.un

4. unos

5. unos

Explanation: because

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C

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In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, the temperature will be 25ºC. It will be very hot, ideal to enjoy a weekend at the beach.

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A ti te mo lesta mucho la música mariachi, pero a mí me encanta.

Nos faltan tres tenedores en la mesa.

A las profesoras les importan mucho los estudiantes.

A mi hermana le aburren mucho los libros de historia.

(It doesn´t look good .... is very blurry)

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Paco conoce a mis amigos.

Mis tías saben cocinar una sopa fantástica.

Yo sé toda la información en el examen.

Nosotros conocemos muy bien esta parte de México.

Answer:

miércoles

Explanation:

I saw the photo and Wednesday is miércoles

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Explanation:

1. Nadan

2. Come

3. Corro

4. Leés

5. Tomamos

6. Hablé

7. Quiere

8. Temes

9. Juega

10. Abrimos

11. Son

12. Enseño

13. Pregunta

14. Hicieron

15. Tomamos

16. Respondes

17. Fué

18. Pueden

19. Hablé

Answer:

veintidós - siete = Quince

22-7=15

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Have a wonderful day! This is the correct answer 100% guaranteed ^_^

Answer:

A.

los músculos del abdomen

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The answer is A

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Miami me lo confirmo xddd

Answer: Easter Island’s extreme isolation not only means its history remains little understood, but for many years it was simply off the map. The most recent estimates suggest the island was first settled between 700 AD and 1100 AD, but these assertions have been challenged, with some claiming settlement took place later.

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The difference between radiocarbon dating and oral tradition has further added to the confusion. The latter identifies the white coral sand beach of Anakena as the first settlement; a likely scenario given the first settlers are believed to have been boat people from Polynesia. But then science suggests Tahai predates this area.

Whatever the truth, there is no doubt that wherever the first Easter Islanders came from, they must have come a very long way by boat, most likely from the Gambier Islands, 1,600 miles to the west. This hypothesis is largely attributed to the fact that four out of five words in Mangarevan, a dialect spoken in the Gambier, are the same or very similar to those used on Easter Island.

Historians believe the islanders started to build Easter Island’s famous statues soon after they first arrived, a practice that is widely attributed to the hierarchical nature of the community of that time, which revered ancestors and sought to immortalise them in stone. But whereas the moai helped remember the dead, they are also thought to have contributed to the death of the living, albeit indirectly. Some theories claim their construction led to the widespread deforestation seen on Easter Island, which prompted a collapse of the ecosystem, including within the human population. Home to about 15,000 people at the start of the 17th century, Easter Island saw its population plummet to no more than 3,000 people a century later when the first Europeans arrived.

Facing limited resources, a lack of shelter and materials for building boats for fishing, not to mention a huge drop in animal species, the islanders saw a dramatic shift in their social system. Instead of ancestor worship, the inhabitants turned to the Birdman, the center of a belief system known as Makemake, as depicted on the many stone petroglyphs still evident on the island. This period is believed to have coincided with the outbreak of war on the island, which led to many of the earlier, more famous statues being toppled.

The first interaction with Europeans in 1722 did not go according to plan, certainly for the islanders. Many were killed following a misunderstanding when Jacob Roggeven of the Netherlands arrived and spent a week here. The Spanish were the next to arrive in 1770, quickly followed by the British in the form of the famous explorer James Cook. By the early 19th century, the islanders appear to have grown weary of outsiders, having resorted to violence in a bid to stop ships landing here, meaning little is known of this period. This weariness was perhaps wise given what was to follow.

In December 1862, ships from Peru removed half the population, some 1,500 people, to be sold as slaves, depriving Easter Island of its leader, its heir and anyone that could speak the local Rongorongo script. When forced to return these people, the Peruvian slave raiders disembarked a number of smallpox carriers which devastated the island further along with the Marquesas Islands.