How do you know what to use in this sentence?
__________ mochila es grande.

La
Los
Las
El

Answer:

1- Eran las dos de la mañana cuando el teléfono sonó.

2- La computadora se apagó mientras Ricardo navegaba en internet.

3- Horacio hablaba por teléfono mientras comía un sandwich.

4- De niña, Paula se lastimaba la pierna con frecuencia.

5- Ayer después de la clase, nosotros fuimos al cine.

6- Cuando Carolina era joven, leía mucho.

Explanation:

1- It was two in the morning when the telephone ringed. In this case the verb is in the preterite (pretérito perfecto simple) because it's an action in the past which occurs in a specific moment and the action is already finished.

2- The computer turned off while Richard was surfing the web. Here the action is in the imperfect form because Richard was doing something when he got interrupted.

3- Horacio was talking on the phone while eating a sandwich. In this case, the action is in the imperfect because there are two actions taking place at the same time, both in the past.

4- As a kid, Paula used to hurt her leg frequently. The imperfect replaces what in English is the "used to" form. That is to say, is something which was usual in the past. In this case, what was usual was Paula getting her leg hurt.

5- Yesterday after school we went to the movies. Here the action is in the perfect form as it's something that begins and finishes in the past in a specific moment.

6- When Carolina was young, he read a lot. The action is in the imperfect because it's not a specific moment in the past. The time itself is not that important. It was during all her young years that she read, that's why the past form is imperfect.

The statements that are true about Graciela include the following:

B. she studies Spanish and history

C. she likes to draw

D. she walks in the park

In English literature, a context clue refers to the hints in a literary work, which provides the meaning of an unfamiliar word, phrase or sentence, that is literally hidden in plain sight by an author (writer).

By critically and carefully listening to the audio recording, we can logically deduce that Graciela isn't from Venezuela or Venezuelan.

Additionally, the narrator mentioned that she is a student who is studying both Spanish and history. One of Graciela's favorite hobbies is drawing and walking in the park.

Complete Question;

Select all that apply. Which of the following statements are true about Graciela?

she is Venezuelan

she studies Spanish and history

she likes to draw

she walks in the park

Answer:

Piensas

Quiero

Duermo

Encuentro

Empieza

Explanation:

This exercise is thought to help you understand hwo to conjugate verbs in spanish, remember that it depends in who is performing the verb that the verb is conjugated, un first, second, third and plurals, so lets begin:

1 Verb pensar conjugated for the second person: Piensas

2 Verb Querer conjugated for the first person: Pienso

3 Verb Dormir conjugated for the first person duermo

4 Verb encontrar conjugated for the first person: Encuentro

5 Verb empezar conjugated for the thrid person Empieza.

Keiko y Benkei Taguchi son de Tokio, Japón. Son japoneses.

Pierre y Marie Lebrun son de Montreal, Canadá. Son canadienses.

Carlos Aragón es de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Es argentino.

Elizabeth Mitchell es de Londres, Inglaterra. Es inglesa.

Roberto Morales es de Madrid, España. Es español.

Andrés y Patricia Padilla son de Quito, Ecuador. Son ecuatorianos.

Paula y Cecilia Robles son de San Juan, Puerto Rico. Son puertorriqueñas.

Conrad Schmidt es de Berlín, Alemania. Es alemán.

Antoinette y Marie Valois son de París, Francia. Son francesas.

Marta Zedillo es de Guadalajara, México. Es mexicana.

En el ejercicio, se presenta una lista de personas junto con su lugar de origen y nacionalidad.  Por ejemplo, Keiko y Benkei Taguchi son de Tokio, Japón, por lo que son japoneses.

Se debe realizar una asociación similar para cada una de las personas mencionadas en la lista, identificando correctamente su lugar de origen y su nacionalidad.

Answer:

There is no much room here for choices in words in Spanish. The best way to answer this question is to take in the clues that we have in the sentence. Since we are talking about the movies, and popcorn, then to fill in the blank space we also need to think of different food choices that would be made out of chocolate, and that you usually find in a movie theater vendor site. Given this, there are two words that could be used: cookies and bars. Thus, the answers could be as follows:

1. No tengo hambre. Comí muchas palomitas y barras (bars) de chocolate (this is a possibility, though logically, you would not think about eating too many candy bars)

2. No tengo hambre. Comí muchas palomitas y galletas (cookies) de chocolate. (To me, this one is the one that makes the most sense, given that people tend to eat packs of cookies. Another clue is the plural in palomitas, and the fact that comí muchas... allows us to know that the word to be used in the blank has to also show coherence with the abundance of food that was eaten and that made the person not be hungry. This is also a reason why I think cookies is the best choice.)

The correct command form to complete the sentence is haga.

What is the best command form to complete the sentence?

In Spanish, the verb forms change depending on the subject and tense. In this case, we are dealing with a command form, also known as the imperative mood, which is used to give orders or requests.

The sentence Mientras esté en los pasillos, no ----- ruido, por favor is asking for the appropriate command form of the verb that would mean make or create in English.

The correct command form for the second person singular (usted) is haga. This form is used when addressing someone formally. So, the complete sentence would be Mientras esté en los pasillos, no haga ruido, por favor, which translates to While you are in the hallways, don't make noise, please.

Answer: The correct answer would be guiones.  

Explanation: The correct answer would be guiones.

Answer:

guiones is correct

Explanation:

It is  typically made with chicken.

Traditionally cooked with chicken, ajiaco soup is a traditional Colombian meal that is especially well-liked in Bogotá. This flavorful soup also has a noticeable presence of corn, different kinds of potatoes, and the herb guasca.

When these components are combined with chicken, a rich and cozy dish is produced that is particularly well-liked in the winter and is served with toppings like avocado, cream, and capers.

The soup is thus made with chicken.

Ayer mi amigo me sorprendió con una visita.

This sentence is grammatically correct.

The correct translation is: Yesterday my friend surprised me with a visit.

In the sentence there is a correct use of the past in the word "sorprendió" (surprised) that is in accordance with the time "ayer" (yesterday).  In addition, it is correctly accentuated the word "sorprendió".

Answer:

estudie

Explanation:

The city known as Punta Cana is the Dominican city that Charlie and Sophie are visiting today.

This region falls at the easternmost tip of the Dominican Republic arounf the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

Hence, the city known as Punta Cana is the Dominican city that Charlie and Sophie are visiting today.

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The correct answer is  C Europa.

This question is incomplete. Here is the complete question:

¿Cuál es la actitud del poeta ante las culturas prehispánicas?

a. Sugiere que sus sociedades eran idílicas y pacíficas.

b. Traza un paralelo entre ellas y la civilización anglosajona.

c. Recuerda los muchos conflictos que sostuvieren los diferentes grupos indígenas entre sí.

d. Se sorprende de que los españoles las pudieran dominar con tanta facilidad.

Answer:

The correct answer is option a. Sugiere que sus sociedades eran idílicas y pacíficas.

Explanation:

This question refers to the poem A Roosevelt by Ruben Darío.

Here is a complaint to the United States and its way of conquering, with pride and force.

And a mention is made of indigenous groups, as they have their own religion, their own ideas and beliefs and that they didn't need anyone to force them to be civilized and impose their own ideas. It mentions them in these phrases:

"Mas la América nuestra, que tenía poetas

desde los viejos tiempos de Netzahualcoyotl,

que ha guardado las huellas de los pies del gran Baco,

que el alfabeto pánico en un tiempo aprendió;

que consultó los astros, que conoció la Atlántida,

cuyo nombre nos llega resonando en Platón,

que desde los remotos momentos de su vida

vive de luz, de fuego, de perfume, de amor,

la América del gran Moctezuma, del Inca,

la América fragante de Cristóbal Colón,

la América católica, la América española,

la América en que dijo el noble Guatemoc"

Finally, the poet affirms that no one will be able to take their origins from these cultures, by declaring the following words:

Se necesitaría, Roosevelt, ser Dios mismo,

el Riflero terrible y el fuerte Cazador,

para poder tenernos en vuestras férreas garras.

Y, pues contáis con todo, falta una cosa: ¡Dios!