Miguel: ¿Qué necesitas para la clase de arte ? Ana: __________ los lápices de color. A. Necesito B. Necesité C. Necesitaron D. Necesitó

¡Fui a un viaje a Columbia y Venezuela para explorar y aprender cosas nuevas! En Colombia fui a las Islas del Rosario y vi muchos peces allí. También vi la parte del río Amazonas en Colombia. En Venezuela fui a las cataratas del Ángel y vi las caídas de agua más altas del mundo. En Venezuela también fui a una panadería y me contaron sobre recetas que se hacen mucho allí. Finalmente, también visité el parque nacional médanos de Core y vi enormes dunas de arena natural.

In Spanish (Castilian) the imperfect tense (indicative mode) is used to:  

1. talk about past habitual actions (adding used to in its different forms)

2. describe what someone was doing when it was interrupted by someone (or something) else. In fact, is more a combination of the past tense and a continuous or repeating aspect. Frequently, this includes a sense of incompletion in the verb, but not always. (Is the equivalent to the Past Progresive Tense in english)

In other words:

It is specially used to describe what used to happen or what was happening.

Knowing this, let’s begin with the answers related to the imperfect tense:

In this sentence we are talking about students, which are the third person in plural they.  

Now, the imperfect tense of the spanish verb estudiar (to study) with the third person in plural ellos (they) is estudiaban.  

Therefore the complete sentence is:

The students were studying for the exam

In this sentence we are talking about birds (pájaros or aves) which is a plural noun.

Now, the imperfect tense of the spanish verb volar (to fly) with the third person in plural ellos (they) is volaban.  

Therefore the complete sentence is:

The birds were flying over the trees

This sentence is a good example of the usage of the imperfect tense to talk about past habitual actions with the addition of used to.

Here we are talking about the first person in singular yo (I), and the imperfect tense of the spanish verb trabajar (to work) with this subject is trabajaba.  

Therefore the complete sentence is:

I used to work on weekends

In this sentence we are talking about the first person in singular yo (I). The imperfect tense of the spanish verb ser (to be) with this subject is era (was).  

Therefore the complete sentence is:

I was very intelligent

In this sentence Juanita is the third person in singular ella (she), this means the imperfect tense of the spanish verb esperar (to wait) with this subject is esperaba.  

Therefore the complete sentence is:

Juanita was waiting for the bus

This is a sentence written with the second person in singular tú (you) and the imperfect tense of the spanish verb ir (to go) with this subject is ibas.  

Therefore the complete sentence is:

You were going to the movie theater (cinema)

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Now, if we are comparing the characteristics (superiority or inferiority) of two persons, animals, things or two groups; generally in Spanish we use the words más and menos, as follows:

or

The following sentences are a good example of these comparisons:

In this sentence we are comparing the stature of two animals, the hippopotamus and the giraffe, where the first one results to be less tall than the second . This means in this case we have to use the following rule:

Subject + verb (to be) + menos + alto (adjective: tall) + que…

The hippopotamus is less tall than the giraffe

In this sentence we are comparing the bravery of two animals, the lion and the donkey, where the first one results to be braver than the second. This means in this case we have to use the following rule:

Subject + verb (to be) + más + valiente (adjective: brave) + que…

The lion is braver than the donkey.

In this sentence we are comparing the size of two animals, the hen and the chicken, where the first one results to be bigger than the second. This means in this case we have to use the following rule:

Subject + verb (to be) + más + grande (adjective: big) + que…

The hen is bigger than the chick.

In this sentence we are comparing the size of two animals, the goat and the cow, where the first one results to be smaller than the second. This means in this case we have to use the following rule:

Subject + verb (to be) + menos + grande (adjective: big) + que…

The goat is less big than the cow (or The goat is smaller than the cow)

Answer:

The infinitive in Spanish is:

- Enseñar.

And the sentence: "she teaches" translates:

- Ella enseña.

Explanation:

The verb "enseñar" translates literally in English "to teach", now, the conjugation of that verb in Simple Present Tense with the personal pronouns is:

1. Yo enseño.

2. Tú enseñas.

3. Él enseña.

4. Ella enseña.

5. Ello enseña.

6. Nosotros enseñamos.

7. Ellos enseñan.

Remember that this verb uses the consonant 'ñ' not 'n', and the right form applied to the third form (él, ella, ello) is "enseña".

Your answers are mostly correct! Just one correction in question 3 ("Miguel enseña matemáticas") and question 4 ("Ellos comen una ensalada de frutas"). Keep practicing, and you'll continue to improve your Spanish skills! ¡Buena suerte!

Let's review your answers:

1.) Which question do you ask if you want to say something in Spanish?

  - Correct answer: b.) ¿Cómo se dice?

  - This question means "How do you say?" and is used when you want to know how to say something in Spanish.

2.) How do you say "I don't like to skate at all" in Spanish?

 - Correct answer: c.) No me gusta nada patinar.

  - This sentence translates to "I don't like skating at all" in English.

3.) Miguel ______ matemáticas.

  - Correct answer: a.) enseña

  - The correct conjugation for the sentence would be "Miguel enseña matemáticas," meaning "Miguel teaches mathematics."

4.) Ellos _____ una ensalada de frutas.

  - Correct answer: b.) comen

  - The correct conjugation for the sentence would be "Ellos comen una ensalada de frutas," meaning "They eat a fruit salad."

Answer:

El científico termina su sexto año de estudios.

Explanation:

La traducción de 6th en español es "sexto"

Tango as a dance originated in the port of Buenos Aires and rapidly spread through the southern region. It growth was paralleled with the Argentine society, formed by European immigrants, who contributed with many of its elements.  In its beginnings it was danced in brothels or among the popular class of society.  

In its origins, Tango did not exist properly as a dance, it was rather a mixture enriched with musical influences from the Austrian waltz, pasodoble from Andalusia, zarzuela, Scottish dances, Cuban habaneras, milonga and polka, among others.

Tango as music was played mainly by flute, violin and guitar; then the bandoneon (of German origin) was incorporated and replaced the flute.

It was not accepted by society because it was considered a provocative dance. However, by the 1910s it began to be accepted and is now considered a fundamental part of Argentine culture.

Answer is

San Telmo Fair

Se encuentran a más de 800 km de la costa del Ecuador; Las islas enfrentan problemas como la falta de población y la falta de recursos por parte del gobierno ecuatoriano para proteger su fauna y flora.Opción A

Las Islas Galápagos se encuentran a más de 800 kilómetros de la costa de Ecuador, en el Océano Pacífico. Hoy en día, estas islas enfrentan varios desafíos, incluida la falta de una población humana considerable, lo que puede obstaculizar los esfuerzos para gestionar y proteger de manera sostenible la biodiversidad única que se encuentra allí.

Además, existen preocupaciones sobre los recursos y la financiación inadecuados del gobierno ecuatoriano para preservar y conservar adecuadamente la flora y la fauna de las islas, que son de importancia ecológica global.

Answer:

c. La peregrinación a Santiago de Compostela

Explanation:

Desde varios sectores de Europa los fieles participan en la peregrinación a Santiago de Compostela, quien fue uno de los doce apóstoles de Jesús y debido al descubrimiento de su tumba en la ciudad gallega(bautizada con el mismo nombre), se conmemora una peregrinación desde diversos caminos hasta la catedral allí construida.

The correct answer is faltamos.

A nosotros nos faltamos los lápices.

According to some historians, the percentage of the male population was killed in the war was 90%

This was a bloody war that was fought between the Latin American country of Paraguay and the combined forces of Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay.

Hence, it was estimated that about one-third of the Paraguayan population was wiped off and about 90% of its male population was lost to the conflict so option A is correct.

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Colombia doesn't have a postal service, it has a group of blaggards and thieves that you can buy stamps from and then they steal or lose your mail. It is called 4-72www.4-72.com.co

4-72 is the approximate coordinates of the middle of Colombia Latitude 4 Longitude 72. That's where the name comes from

4-72 is a private company which I believe rose from the ashes of Adpostal which was the previous state run postal system. It is a bit before my time but I hear that Adpostal was even worse than 4-72 which is difficult to believe.

4-72 is the defacto recipient of mail sent to Colombia from other national postal systems. For example, you address a letter to Colombia and send it via Royal Mail in the UK or USPS in the USA and then 4-72 receives it and subsequently loses it or steals it if it looks like it might have something interesting inside. This obviously means that Royal Mail and USPS don't have to come all the way to Colombia to lose your mail themselves.

Most companies don't use 4-72, for example Telmex uses Servilla S.A. to deliver its invoices, Telefonica uses a messenger service, Codensa and Acueducto delivers its own mail, UNE Empresas Publicas de Medellín uses LanPostal, Helm Bank uses Puntual Correos,

todo sucede por una razón

ur welcome : )

Answer:

The pair of verb that completes the sentence are:

- estaba.

- fue.

Explanation:

The complete phrase handles the past tense, and since we are talking about the pronoun "Él", the verb "estar" has to be conjugated as "estaba", and the verb "ir" is also conjugated in the same past tense because it is talking about the same person, and it would be "was".

Opción B- Por tríos

los primeros grupos musicales de tango eran compuestos por tríos.

For some reason question #4 does not have a correct answer, but the answer I provided is most logical. Thank You for understanding!

1) true

2) escalera

3) botones

4) el viajero

5) baño

6) cancha

7) yes

8) doble

9) el recepcionista

10) llave

I had to do the same test and ended up in getting a 100%

El botones (Also called fajín or mozo de equipaje) is a man who works in a hotel, carrying bags and suitcases or bringing things to the guests' rooms. So this man carries these things from the vehicle of the client to the hotel, hotel room or any place in the hotel. They may also open the hotel door.

La escalera is singular but can be translated as the stairs and is a set of steps that allow you to go from one level of a building to another. On the other hand, escalera is a feminine singular noun, so we must use the singular and feminine definite article, which is la.

As in exercise, the answer here is botones. In this problem, we need to give an answer to a question, So here someone asks for the general name of a person who carries bags in a hotel. This person is called el botones as explained in exercise 1. So:

- ¿Quién sube las maletas?

- El botones

The word viajero means traveler and is someone who is traveling or travels often. This is a masculine and singular noun. The definite article that matches the masculine and singular noun is el. Recall that definite article must match the noun they describe in both gender and number. Therefore:

El viajero es el muchacho que viaja.

Here we are talking about something that is inside the hotel room. Hence it is logical that you ask for a private bathroom. This sentence is given in the simple present and the verb that is being used here is querer whose conjugation for the first person singular (yo) is quiero. Finally:

La habitación tiene un cuarto de baño privado

Cancha is a feminine singular noun translating into court and is a quadrangular area, either covered or open, marked out for ball games such as basketball, soccer or tennis. We must use the definite article (feminine singular form) because the noun also matches this form. So, what type of court is this? Well, this is a tennis court (cancha de tenis)

You can use either an elevator or the stairs to go down between the levels of a tall building. So the answer here is yes. It is important to say that ascensor is a masculine singular noun and escalera is a feminine singular nount. That's why the definite article that accompanies ascensor is el and the definite article that accompanies escalera is la.

Habitación doble translates into double room and is a room in a hotel with two beds. These two people might be you and your friend. So it is logical that you would need a double room. The word una that accompanies this is the indefinite article in feminine singular form matching the feminine singular form of the noun habitación. So:

Dos personas necesitan una habitación doble

Recepcionista translates into receptionist and refers to someone who works in reception at a hotel and office and whose job is to welcome visitors, deal with questions, etc. We assume here that this receptionist is a man because of the definite article el that matches the masculine singular noun. Finally, if you need a hotel room, you need to talk to the receptionist, so she will help you out.

La llave translates into the key and is the set of small pieces of metal that are used for opening or locking a door or a container. Since llave is a feminine singular noun, we need to use the definite article that matches this, which is la. Therefore, our sentence is:

Yo uso la llave para entrar en mi habitación