Las Cataratas de Iguazú son más grandes que las del Niágara.
True
False

Answer:

los hombres estuvieron por muchas horas en el mar

Explanation:

Answer:

C

Explanation:

took test on edgnuity

B. Deportista

since he’s doing sports

For this case we can translate the sentence as follows:

My dad likes to play golf, tennis and swimming. He is____

We have the following options:

Worker, athlete, tall and handsome.

It is observed that the option that fits in the sentence is B.

That is to say:

My dad likes to play golf, tennis and swimming. He is athletic.

ANswer:

A mi papá le gusta jugar al golf, al tenis y nadar. Él es deportista.

Answer:

You (sweat) less, but it's too hot. A couch potato (power) watch TV for hours and hours. Do you (tell) you the truth? How much did they gain? We (run) four miles, but we are very tired. I'm going to the gym with you. Do you (do) aerobic exercises?

The correct conjugation of the verbs in Present Tense to fill the blanks is:

Present Tense in Spanish.

The conjugation of the verb used in the sentences, in present tense, taking into account the personal pronouns is:

To identify the appropriate conjugation in each sentence, you must identify the noun in the sentence, replace it with the appropriate personal pronoun, and finally use the corresponding conjugation with the help of the guide above.

If you want to learn more about Present Tense in Spanish, you can visit the following link: https://brainly.com/question/19796346

Answer:

Y usted

Explanation:

Answer:

usted salió is the answer

if there are any choices then i will try to help again.

Translation: Julian bought a gift to his friend Carlos for his birthday ...

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Julian bought a gift for his friend Carlos for his birthday

Answer:

Los niños _SE LAVAN_ las manos

Explanation:

Los niños _SE LAVAN_ las manos

("The kids wash their hands")

When you conjugate a reflexive verb (like 'lavarse'), you have to use the pronoun in front of the verb. So, indicative present of lavarse is:

Yo me lavo ...las manos

Tu te lavas ...las manos

Él se lava ...las manos

Nosotros nos lavamos ...las manos

Vosotros os laváis   ...las manos

Ellos se lavan  ...las manos

That way, it indicates the action is done on the person itself, not on others ('Yo lavo las manos' - I wash the hands - could be performed with anyone's hands).

Answer: A.) Ella hablo con Patricia

Answer:

Yo no tuve tiempo para comprar la comida, pero la pedí por teléfono y el vendedor me la envió.

Explanation:

Yo no tuve tiempo para comprar la comida, pero la pedí por teléfono y el vendedor me la envió. This means: I didn't have to to order the food but I asked for it over the phone and the delivery guy sent it to me.

Pedí is the preterite of the verb "pedir" conjugated in the first person singular. Option c. pedir is incorrect because it's the infinitive. Pedimos is the first person but plural. And in the sentence there aren't other people involved when making the call for the delivery. Pidió is the conjugation of the third person singular, so it's also grammatically incorrect.

I believe the answer is tomas. The word sunbathe means tomar el sol, but tomas is for tú and you have el sol.

To sunbathe in spanish is "tomar el sol"

When conjugated in the Tú form you get:

tomans

so...

Tú tomas el sol en la playa.

Hope this helped!

Your answer will be B) mi.

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Tu respuesta será B) Mi.

I disagree, it would be nuestros padres son altos también

Answer: C)Nuestros

Explanation: You can’t say mi Padres, you would have to say mis padres.

Answer: chinas

Nosotras somos de China. Somos chinas.

We are from China. We are Chinese.

Explanation:

The personal pronoun "Nosotras" is feminine plural, so the adjective must agree. "Chinas".

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The correct word is chinas

Question 7. Me gustan orcas grandes.

Answer 7. Me gustan estas orcas grandes.

Translation 7. I like these big killer whales.

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Question 8. Voy a comprar libro de misterio.

Answer 8. Voy a comprar este libro de misterio.

Translation 8. I'm going to buy this mystery book.

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Question 9. chicas son alumnas.

Answer 9. Estas chicas son alumnas.

Translation 9. These girls are students.

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Question 10. selva es muy verde.

Answer 10. Esta selva es muy verde.

Translation 10. This jungle is very green.

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Question 11. cerdos sons muy sucios.

Answer 11. Aquellos cerdos son muy sucios.

Translation 11. Those pigs are very dirty.

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7. Estas 8. Este 9.Estas 10. Esta 11.Esos

Answer: a popular dish

Explanation:   a popular dish when a recipe for it was written in 1513,  paella wasn't called paella until sometime in the 1700s.

Answer:

Arroz con mariscos

Explanation:

a p e x

Answer:

A) pedí

Explanation:

The answer is española

Answer:  española

Mi amiga es de España. Es española.

My friend is from Spain. She is Spaniard.

Explanation:

The noun "amiga" is feminine singular, so its adjective must agree. "Española".

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Answer:

The last one is : miercoles

Explanation:

Answer:

a0 - Pisac

a1 - jueves

Explanation:

Answer:

Yo ponía el libro en la mesa.

Answer:

No te gustan las matemáticas, ¿verdad?

Explanation:

Answer:

B. Verdad

Explanation:

It would mean You don't like math, right?

Answer:

¿Qué recomiendas para las bebidas?

this is the translation

hope it helps

and ur welcm

:)

Answer:

B  debajo

Explanation:

The plant is (under, debajo) the table

b. debajo because it means under.

Answer: como

Raquel y Ramón están en el coro. La voz de Raquel es tan bonita como la de Ramón.

Translation: Raquel and Ramón are in the choir. Raquel's voice is as beautiful as Ramón's.

Explanation:

Comparative conjunctions are used in Spanish to make a comparison between two or more people, animals, things or places that are mentioned in the sentence. By means of these conjunctions then some degree of inferiority or superiority can be marked between the elements or, if these are the same or not.

To form the comparisons of equality using nouns, adjectives or adverbs, use the following formula:

tan + (noun, adjective, or adverb) + como

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Answer: C) Todavía

Al llegar me di cuenta de que ella todavía estaba entrevistando al candidato.

Translation: When I arrived, I realized that she was still interviewing the candidate.

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“ Todavia “ is the answer, hope this helped

Answer:

No entres en ese cuarto.

Explanation:

The answer is entres

Answer:  habremos viajado.

Nosotros habremos viajado a Colombia.

We will have traveled to Colombia.

Explanation: The subject in this sentence is "Nosotros", that is first person plural, so the verb must be conjugated in this form. Nosotros habremos viajado.

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Answer is No me lo digas

“No me lo digas” es tu respuesta

Answer: organizáronse

Los movimientos literarios del siglo XX, organizáronse en cuatro épocas: el Realismo, el Modernismo, el boom y el post-boom.

Translation: Literary movements of the twentieth century, were organized in four periods: Realism, Modernism, boom and post-boom.  

Explanation:  The action of the verb happened in the past and it is over, so the verb must be conjugated in the preterite tense. "Se organizaron". Third person in the plural. In addition, in reflexive verbs the subject who performs the action is the same one who receives it, so the passive voice changing the subject that performs the action for the one who receives it does not modify the construction of the sentence. On the other hand, if in this exercise a single word is specifically requested as an answer, in Spanish language is possible to move the reflexive pronoun that substitutes the subject, adding it to the verb, creating a single word. Organizáronse.

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