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El cuento titulado “El puente” del escritor costarricense Carlos Salazar Herrera muestra la dicotomía planteada por Sarmiento (1845) entre civilización y barbarie, donde el espacio natural se analoga con la barbarie y está representado por la Chela (personaje principal) y sus costumbres.

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Mi familia y yo mirar la televison

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mi primo jugar con mis amigos

tu aquilar unos DVDS

yo leer un libro

mis amigos jugar al beisbol

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Porque el metro es el mas grande medio de transporte masivo de la ciudad de México.

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I hope this help you

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escribíamos

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Había tres manzanas sobre la mesa.

Answer: it would be b

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im right on the teste

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to have a long tongue you have to have a short tail

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en avion should be the answer

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its 8 am in mexico, D.F. what about panama?

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Horizontales:

2. omnisciente

3. Narrador

8. ?

9. Pistas

10. Novela

11. Elescenario

12. Creo que es algo

Verticales:

1. Reportero

4. Clímax

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Todavía me está faltando unas cuantas. pero tengo mi teléfono en 2% y lo tengo cargar. Perdón no podía terminarlo.

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Xincan

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I believe this should be the correct answer, good luck:))!

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1. Y los niños no trabajan en casa.

2. Alicia desea lo mismo.

3. Los muchachos no compran tanto.

4. La maestra solo lleva uno o dos libros.

5. Los alumnos hablan solamente español.

Explanation:

First and foremost identify the verb.

Then find the subject's pronoun equivalent, and match the verb ending to it.

Ex:

. Verb : trabaja (work) => trabajar (to work)

. Subject : los niños (the kids) => ellos (they) => -ar = -an

. Subject + Verb : ellos trabajan = los niños trabajan

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mentions the background of the Latin American narrative

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1. Gustan

2. Gustan

3. Gustan

4. Gusta

5. Interesa

6. Encanta

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#3

1. Si, el agente se viajes nos ayuda con los boletos.

2. Si, hago las maletas.

3.Si, tengo mi traje de baño.

4.Si, mis padres me acompañan al aeropuerto.

5.Si, veo a otros pasajeros cuando hago cola.

6. Si, facturo el equipaje.

7. Si, recibo mi tarjeta de embarque antes de abordar.

8.Si, necesito mis pasaporte antes de abordar.

#4

1. La agente de viajes vende los boletos.

2. La agente me confirma el vuelo.

3.El profesor le enseña a Luisa la pantalla de vuelos.

4. Le damos la tarjeta de embarque.

5.Los auxiliares de vuelo nos sirven la comida.

6. Mis amigas le dan su pasaporte.

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Explanation:

O trabajas como director, o trabajas como conductor.

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It becomes less dense at higher altitudes.

It consists of different layers of different thicknesses.

It allows visible light to pass through completely.

It contains gases that filter out ultraviolet radiation.

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i hope this is help full to u compa

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Cansado y Orgulloso

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In the Audio it explains how he explored much of the Andes in his tourist group and he had achieved a lot that day.

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The answer is A.

Explanation:

Cansado y orgulloso, this means proud and tired. Cisco climbed the mountain, so he feels accomplished, but he is also tired because of the climbing.

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It's the same thing numbers don't change.

For example,  

Son las 10:00 (de la mañana)  = It is 10:00 o’clock (in the morning).

Es la 1:00 (de la tarde)    = It is 1:00 o’clock (in the afternoon)

Eran las 9:00 de la noche cuando escuche un ruido afuera.

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1. ser

2. tener

3. tener

4. ser

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They built a primitive shelter out of tree trunks.

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find the derivative

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Qual .es .tu .pregunta.

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A Eric yo lo conozco

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Where is the mandate? so I can explain

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Karl Popper (1902-1994) was one of the most influential philosophers of science of the 20th century. He made significant contributions to debates concerning general scientific methodology and theory choice, the demarcation of science from non-science, the nature of probability and quantum mechanics, and the methodology of the social sciences. His work is notable for its wide influence both within the philosophy of science, within science itself, and within a broader social context.

Popper’s early work attempts to solve the problem of demarcation and offer a clear criterion that distinguishes scientific theories from metaphysical or mythological claims. Popper’s falsificationist methodology holds that scientific theories are characterized by entailing predictions that future observations might reveal to be false. When theories are falsified by such observations, scientists can respond by revising the theory, or by rejecting the theory in favor of a rival or by maintaining the theory as is and changing an auxiliary hypothesis. In either case, however, this process must aim at the production of new, falsifiable predictions. While Popper recognizes that scientists can and do hold onto theories in the face of failed predictions when there are no predictively superior rivals to turn to. He holds that scientific practice is characterized by its continual effort to test theories against experience and make revisions based on the outcomes of these tests. By contrast, theories that are permanently immunized from falsification by the introduction of untestable ad hoc hypotheses can no longer be classified as scientific. Among other things, Popper argues that his falsificationist proposal allows for a solution of the problem of induction, since inductive reasoning plays no role in his account of theory choice.

Along with his general proposals regarding falsification and scientific methodology, Popper is notable for his work on probability and quantum mechanics and on the methodology of the social sciences. Popper defends a propensity theory of probability, according to which probabilities are interpreted as objective, mind-independent properties of experimental setups. Popper then uses this theory to provide a realist interpretation of quantum mechanics, though its applicability goes beyond this specific case. With respect to the social sciences, Popper argued against the historicist attempt to formulate universal laws covering the whole of human history and instead argued in favor of methodological individualism and situational logic.

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