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Answer 1
1. A
2. B
3. A
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2. B
3. A
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Answer 2
Answer:
2. Plural
3. A Usted
Explanation:
2. (bc its libros not libro; more than one hits the (s) on the end)
3. Usted is the formal you
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Answer:
yo - me
nosotros - nos
ellos, ellas, ustedes - les
tu - le
el, ella, usted - te
Yo is me
Tu is le
ellos, ellas, ustedes is les
el, ella, usted is te
and nosotros is nos
Tu is le
ellos, ellas, ustedes is les
el, ella, usted is te
and nosotros is nos
IS THIS grammatically CORRECT
Juán y Julieta son graciosas
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Answer:
¡Sí! :))))))))))))))))
Answer:
I think so.
Explanation:
and is a conjuction
and Juan and Julieta are 2 people
and are is plural not singlar.
Therefore its correct.
Extra:
If it is not correct sorry
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Instructions: Read the story below (try your best to translate it...we will go over it in class). Once you read the following paragraph, answer the questions.
La mamá de Juan cocina la cena y Juan estudia para el examen de matemáticas. Después, su mamá firma papeles de la escuela.
A la mañana siguiente Juan canta en el coro. Él ama la música. En la clase de música, la maestra habla en español y Juan conversa con sus amigos.
Después, Juan camina en el parque. El pasea con su perro. El perro salta alto y juega con una pelota.
Contesta las siguientes preguntas. (Answer the following questions)
Please answer in complete sentences. Pay attention to the Interrogative words and what they mean?
See example below.
Example:
1- ¿Qué ama Juan?
_Juan ama música________________________________________
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Juan's mom cooks dinner and Juan studies for the math exam. Afterwards, Juan's mom signs some school papers.
Next morning Juan sings in the chorus. He loves music. In music class, the teacher talks in Spanish and Juan talks with his friends.
Later, Juan walks in the park. He walks with his dog. The dog jumps high an plays with a ball.
Juan’s mom cooks dinner and Juan studies for the math test. After, his mom signs school papers.
The next morning Juan Singh in the concert. He loves music. In music class, the teacher speaks in Spanish and Juan converses with his friends.
After, Juan walks in the park. He brought his dog. His dog jumps high and plays with a ball.
As for your next question, what’s the example exactly?
The next morning Juan Singh in the concert. He loves music. In music class, the teacher speaks in Spanish and Juan converses with his friends.
After, Juan walks in the park. He brought his dog. His dog jumps high and plays with a ball.
As for your next question, what’s the example exactly?
please help
i tried typing it but it said there was a bad word
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Answer: same, it says there's a bad word
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Hi, Emma. Here I leave you a screenshot with the answers
This is completely an error, disregard it by just like typing it incorrectly.
que tenga un buen día
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Answer: tu también
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¡Tú a! Además, ¿cómo estuvo tu fin de semana?
Explanation:
Fill in the blank.Pls
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A ella le gustan las flores. (She likes flowers)
Explanation:
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Answer:
ella
Explanation:
ella = her/she
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How many forms are there in Spanish to say you have
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Answer:
tener
tienes
tiene
tengo
tenemos
Explanation:
Tener
Tengo
Tenemos
Tiene
Yo tengo
Tengo
Tenemos
Tiene
Yo tengo
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