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Answer:

1. Voy a jugar volleyball

2. Ellos van a comer

3. El va a correr

4. Nosotros vamos a trabajar

5. Tu vas a jugar tenis

6. Diego va a pescar

7. Maria y yo vamos de compras

8. Ellos van a estudiar

1 Yo juego golf

2. Ellos juegan baseball.

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Answer:

hope this helped :D

Answer:

1st and 3rd house would be my best guess.

Answer:

2nd house

Explanation

the 2nd house because it has all she needs and although the kitchen needs a few fixes, its the best and most affordable one, hope this helps!

Okay so its basically asking you how it happened... well here it is:

Fueron al parque sin una correa para el gato, luego el gato se escapó y salió a la carretera y venía un automóvil, así que para evitar al gato, el automóvil chocó contra un árbol. El gato se asustó y subió al árbol. Ahora el gato está atrapado.

In english:

They went to the park without a leash for the cat, then the cat got away and on the road and a car was coming, so to avoid the cat the car ran into a tree. The cat got scared and went up the tree. Now the cat is stuck.

Answer:

Consentida

Explanation:

The sentence is saying the the daughter always had every good thing the family had so the correct answer is consentida because it means spoiled.

Answer:

c).

Explanation:

after the zoo he is going fishing.

Answer:

b) because the author has them talking as if they were from a specific era. they talk as if they are from the great depression ,which they are.

Answer:

B

Explanation:

Hope it helps

Answer:

ukelele

u ke le le

Explanation:

Answer:

Mamá,

Hoy estuvimos jugando juegos mis amigos y yo, salimos a caminar al parque, no comimos comida chatarra, y fuimos muy responsables.

Answer:

fui

fue

vimos

fueron

fueron

fuimos

fue

fuimos

fue

fuimos

fui

fui

fueron

fuimos

Fuiste

fuiste

Answer:

tomando

Explanation:

El Doctor está tomando la temperatura.    ( Spanish)

English: "  The Doctor is taking the temperature".

tome= take

tomamos= take or took depending on the context

tomo=take

tomando= taking

Hint these words have the same definition but it depends in how u are explaining it

Answer:

the floor

Explanation:

Answer:

The floor

Explanation:

El=The     piso=floor

Answer:

I would say False.

Explanation:

If you translate this, it says that Paco works in front of Federico's office. Notice it does not say that he specifically works in the same office.

Answer:

Las Fallas es una fiesta que se celebran todos los años del 15 al 19 de Marzo en honor a San José, patrón de los carpintero.

Explanation:

Hay varias cosas que se pueden celebrar. Este solo es una opción.

This is one holiday out of other holidays. It is just an option.

Es necesario porque muchas culturas tienen festivales y festividades religiosas o pueden tener tradiciones que involucran a personas que se juntan, por lo que es esencial estar al tanto para que pueda ayudarlos, como tratar de hacer cosas virtualmente.

Answer:

Three types of stem changing verbs

Explanation:

e-ie stem-changing verbs: verbs in which an e in the stem changes to an ie.

e-i stem-changing verbs: verbs in which an e in the stem changes to an i.

o-ue stem-changing verbs: verbs in which an o in the stem changes to a ue.

Answer:

there are 3

Explanation:

one changes e to ie

the second changes from e to i

and the third changes from o to ue

:)

Answer:

panama y otro

1. Supermarkets in Ecuador ↔ D) Often inside malls, they carry fruits, meats, household goods, and also sporting goods section, a clothing section, and at times even a restaurant

2. Specialty markets in the U.S. ↔ C) Hispanic, Arabic, and Chinese in the same area that cater to immigrant food needs

3. Markets A) ↔ Little booths or kiosks to show their merchandise or products like fruits, vegetables, various handicrafts, flowers, religious items, music, homemade jellies, or desserts

4. Panadería B) ↔ A specialty store where you might buy bread or pastries in less urban areas

What do the supermarkets do?

1. Supermarkets in Ecuador ↔ D) Often inside malls, they carry fruits, meats, household goods, and also sporting goods section, a clothing section, and at times even a restaurant

The word Supermarket is used in Ecuador, to refer to hypermarkets of the kind of Walmart or Target in the USA. They are stores that sell "all" kind of stuffs: food, clothe, tools, toys, sporting goods, household products, and almost anything you need.

2. Specialty markets in the U.S. ↔ C) Hispanic, Arabic, and Chinese in the same area that cater to immigrant food needs

Indeed, there are many of this kind along the United States. Since people from different regions in the world miss they native food these markets are populated by the inmigrants but also visited by the US citizens who like to know other culinary cultures and enjoy different flavors.

3. Markets  ↔  A) Little booths or kiosks to show their merchandise or products like fruits, vegetables, various handicrafts, flowers, religious items, music, homemade jellies, or desserts

Markets or mercados (in Spnanish)  is the traditional word for places with independent booths to sell diffferent kind of goods.

Panadería  ↔ B) A specialty store where you might buy bread or pastries in less urban areas

Panaderia is a Spanish word. They are bakery and pastry shops, but also include other items to eat like cheeses and sausages. And the morning coffee is highly sought after in panaderias.

1. Supermarkets in Ecuador ↔ D) Frequently found within malls, they provide a variety of products including fruits, meats, home items, sporting goods, clothes, and occasionally even a restaurant.

2. American specialty markets C) Local Hispanic, Arabic, and Chinese communities that provide for the dietary demands of immigrants

3. Markets A) ↔ Tiny stalls or kiosks to display their goods, such as produce, fruits, flowers, flowers, fruits, veggies, crafts, music, jellies, or sweets

4. Panadería B) → In less populated regions, this specialized shop may sell bread or pastries.

What do the supermarkets do?

1. Supermarkets in Ecuador ↔ D) Frequently found within malls, they provide a variety of products including fruits, meats, home items, sporting goods, clothes, and occasionally even a restaurant.

In Ecuador, hypermarkets similar to Walmart or Target in the United States are referred to as "supermarkets." These are stores that sell about everything you could possibly need, including food, clothing, toys, sporting goods, home items, tools, and food.

2. American specialty markets C) Local Hispanic, Arabic, and Chinese communities that provide for the dietary demands of immigrants

Indeed, the United States is home to a large number of them. These markets are frequented by immigrants from all parts of the world who miss their home cuisine, as well as US citizens who are curious in the cuisines of other countries and want to sample new flavours.

3. Markets → A) Tiny stalls or kiosks to display goods such as produce, fruits, vegetables, flowers, handmade jams, pastries, flowers, and religious items

Markets, also known as mercados in Spanish, are locations that have separate booths where various types of commodities are sold.

Panadería → B) In less populated areas, a specialised shop where you could purchase bread or pastries

The term "panaderia" is Spanish. In addition to being bakeries and pastry stores, they also sell food products like cheeses and sausages. In panaderias, the morning coffee is also quite popular.

Answer:

For the present conjugation of poder, you change the o to ue (puedo). For the present conjugation of poner, it is just pongo, pone, pones, etc.

In the past tense, poder becomes pude, pudiste, pudo, etc., while poner becomes puse, pusiste, puso, etc.

So possibly, the difference would be that poder has the change from the o to the ue in the present, but in the past tense they are the same except for the difference in the "d" and the "s"