Mi hermanito siempre _____________ por la noche, porque tenía miedo a la oscuridad (the dark).

Answer:

A~prevention of communist/socialist takeover

Explanation:

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Hello, I am a Spanish speaker and would like to help you. In this problem we need to fill in the blanks with the correct choices. So, let's start and I will explain why those choices are correct. So:

1. En muchos países hispanos, el gobierno ofrece servicios médicos gratuitos.

In many Hispanic Countries, the goverment offers Gratuitous Medical Services like medical consultation, medical exam, among others.

2. Muchas farmacias tienen un signo que es una cruz verde.

The symbol of many pharmacies is a green cross.

3. Hay una farmacia de guardia que abre las veinticuatro horas del día.

There is a pharmacy on call that opens twenty-four hours a day.

4. Otra palabra para pastilla es píldora

These are two words that means the same. In English the translation is pill

5. En España, todas las personas tienen acceso a los sistemas de salud.

In Spain, all people have access to health systems.

6. En colombia una droguería es una farmacia

In Colombia, a drugstore is a pharmacy.

Intuition may be that “habían” is the correct form, since there are plural babies, but the sentence is actually grammatically correct. Haber is a verb that, in this meaning, is not affected by number. In the present form, for example, you would say “hay una bicicleta” or “hay dos bicicletas”, using the same verb for both the singular and plural. 

Answer:

the peson above me is right it is malo

Explanation:

feliz means happy

and malo means sad

so obviously they are opposite and malo is the answer

La respuesta correcta es le fascina.

El verbo fascinar es un verbo gustar, lo que significa que se necesita un pronombre de objeto indirecto para indicar la persona o cosa que le gusta. En este caso, el objeto indirecto es Felipe, por lo que el pronombre correcto es le.

La frase completa es:

Mi amigo Felipe vive en el campo. Cada vez que viene a la ciudad, le fascina ir en metro de un lugar a otro.

Aquí está la traducción al inglés:

Mi amigo Felipe vive en el campo. Cada vez que viene a la ciudad le encanta ir de un lugar a otro en metro.

Answer:

60%

Explanation:

It is estimated that at the time of the Independence of Mexico, between 45% and 60% of the total population of Mexico was indigenous, however due to the Castilianization and suffer higher mortality rates for living, mostly, far from the cities founded by the Spanish settlers, or being at war with them by 1889, it is estimated that the indigenous people had reduced to 35% of the population, which then, according to the 1921 census, was reduced to 30% , and finally only 8% in 2000.

Answer: 60%  

Explanation:

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Participan is the conjugation of the verb participar for the third person singular in the simple present. The simple present tense is used to talk about habitual actions or routines. This tense is also used to describe things that happens now or in the near future. So this sentence becomes:

Ana y Susana participan en la clase de ciencias.

Whose translation is:

Ana and Susana participate in the science class.

Answer:

The right match is the following:

A) Pago con el dinero contante.

B) Cambio el dinero en la casa de cambio.  

C) Cuando viajo me quedo en el hotel.  

D) Quiero cambiar el cheque de viajero al dinero contante.

E) Juego tenis en la cancha de tenis.

F) Le doy el dinero a la recepcionista.

G) Pongo mi ropa en la maleta.  

H) Uso las escaleras para subir a mi habitación.  

I) La habitación en el hotel tiene el balcón.

J) Pago en la recepción.

Explanation:

The translation of the sentences is:

A) Payment with cash.

B) Change the money in the exchange house.

C) When I travel I stay at the hotel.

D) I want to change the traveler's check to the cash.

E) I play tennis on the tennis court.

F) I give the money to the receptionist.

G) I put my clothes in the suitcase.

H) I use the stairs to go up to my room.

I) The room in the hotel has the balcony.

J) Payment at the reception.

The sentences ask that they be linked with words that fit perfectly with the description or the meaning of the sentence, such as changing traveler's checks for cash, handing money to the receptionist, playing tennis on the tennis court, keeping travel clothes in the suitcase, change the money in a exchange house, use the stairs to go to the room among others that I consider you will understand more easily with the sentences translated into English.

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1: ir de vacaciones

2: (THIS QUESTION!)  los abuelos

3: Alicia

Salieron is the conjugation of the verb salir that matches the third person singular in the preterite tense. The preterite tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. Finally, this sentence can be written as follows:

Al final, ellos salieron a comer almuerzo en el restaurante.

Answer:

The opposite of the word "alto" in Spanish is:

Explanation:

The word "alto" in Spanish could be translations as high, tall or upper among many others depending on the context, by this reason, the clearest example of antonym should be the one who translates low, down, under or short, and, in the case of this last, the direct translation is "bajo".

The other options translate:

Then, they don't apply how opposite.

The opposite of the word "alto" (meaning "tall" or "high" in Spanish) is "bajo" which means "short" or "low."

In Spanish, "alto" means "tall" or "high," and "bajo" means "short" or "low." So, "alto" and "bajo" are antonyms, representing opposite meanings in terms of height or elevation.

"Feliz" (happy) - "Triste" (sad)

"Gordo" (fat) - "Delgado" (thin)

"Abierto" (open) - "Cerrado" (closed)

"Joven" (young) - "Viejo" (old)

"Rápido" (fast) - "Lento" (slow)

"Día" (day) - "Noche" (night)

"Entrar" (enter) - "Salir" (exit)

"Caliente" (hot) - "Frío" (cold)

"Fuerte" (strong) - "Débil" (weak)

"Bonito" (pretty) - "Feo" (ugly)

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The untrue statement about the Dominican Republic is A. Christopher Columbus founded Santo Domingo.

Christopher Columbus founded the first European settlement in the Americas, which was called La Navidad, on his first voyage in 1492. Santo Domingo was later established by Bartholomew Columbus, Christopher Columbus's brother, in 1496. So, while Columbus had a significant role in the exploration of the Caribbean, he did not found Santo Domingo.

Santo Domingo being the oldest city in the New World, the Dominican Republic's most important seaport, and both Santo Domingo and Haiti being located on the same island are all true statements.

The full question is:

Which statement about the Dominican Republic is not true?

A. Christopher Columbus founded Santo Domingo,

B. Santo Domingo is the oldest city in the New World,

C. Santo Domingo is the Dominican Republic's most important seaport,

D. Santo Domingo and Haiti are located on the same island

Answer:

Miguel es el menor de los muchachos.

Explanation:

Miguel is the youngest of the three kids. He's five, Pepe's six and Julio is ten years old. Mayor means oldest, so the first sentence is not true. Neither is the second since Julio is older than Pepe. Julio is, in fact, the eldest. So the third sentence is also wrong. "Menor" can also be referred to as "más joven" o "más pequeño" when talking about kids.