Which word best completes this sentence?

Quiero limpiar la cocina _______ no tengo tiempo.
pero
si
cuando
porque

Answer:

1. c. los

2. d. las

3. c. los

4. a. lo

5. b. la

Explanation:

In these sentences, you  have to indicate the correct direct object according to the pronoun. The direct object indicates the object or person in which the action falls. The direct objects are:

Pronoun     Direct Object

yo                        me

tu                         te

el/ella                 lo/la

nosotros            nos

ellos/ellas         los/las

So, for example, in the first sentence, los primos refers to the pronoun they, ellos in spanish, and to men, and according to that, the direct object is los.

Ibas is the conjugation of the irregular verb ir that matches the second person singular in the imperfect tense. In general, the imperfect is used to talk about past actions, conditions, or events that occurred regularly or frequently or that were in progress in a moment in the past. So you used to go to the movies. Finally:

Tú ibas al cine.

Trabajaba is the conjugation of the regular verb trabajar that matches the first person singular in the imperfect tense. Furthermore, trabajar is an ar verb because it ends in ar. To conjugate ar verbs for the first person singular in the imperfect, remove the ar ending and add aba to the end of the word. Finally:

Yo trabajaba los fines de semana

Buscábamos is the conjugation of the regular verb buscar that matches the first person plural in the imperfect tense. As in the previous exercise, this is also an ar verb. Since this sentence matches the first person plural, remove the ar ending and add ábamos to the end of the word. Finally:

Nosotros buscábamos la llave.

Jugábamos is the conjugation of the irregular verb jugar that matches the first person plural in the imperfect tense. As in the previous exercise, this is also an ar verb. This sentence also matches the first person plural because mis amigos y yo can be replaced by nosotros, so remove the ar ending and add ábamos to the end of the word as we made in exercise 3. Finally:

Mis amigos y yo jugábamos fútbol.

Una enfermedad grave es aquella que impacta directamente en la salud de un individuo, comprometiendo su calidad de vida a corto o largo plazo. Algunos ejemplos son:

Es necesario que el individuo busque mantener una rutina balanceada, buscando desarrollar hábitos saludables, como la práctica de actividad física constante y alimentación natural, evitando los alimentos ultraprocesados.

Por lo tanto, además de los hábitos saludables y el manejo del estrés, existen factores genéticos que también influyen en el desarrollo de enfermedades graves en el individuo, quien debe acudir a un médico especialista cada vez que encuentre algún síntoma de enfermedad.

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Sara tiene 50 años

tiene is the conjugation of the verb tener 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. Moreover, it is also used to talk about universal truths, facts, lapses of time, and when ordering in restaurants and stores. On the other hand, tener is an important Spanish verb and means to have

Yo tengo 40 años

tengo is the conjugation of the verb tener for the first person singular in the simple present. It is important to say that the verb tener is used when telling the age. The conjugation of this verb depends on the subject of the sentence.

Nosotros tenemos 30 años

tenemos is the conjugation of the verb tener for the first person plural in the simple present. So in this case, there are more than one person whose age is 30.

miércoles, jueves, viernes

Viernes means Friday in English. This is the sixth day of the week.

martes, miércoles, jueves

Jueves means Thursday in English. This is the fifth day of the week.

El Día de Navidad es el 25 de diciembre

Navidad means Christmas and this is an annul festival that commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, celebrated as a religious and cultural celebration for billions of people around the world

Tú tienes ochenta y un años

Tienes is the correct conjugation of the verb tener for the second person singular in the simple present. So this sentence translates into:

You are eighty one years old

Yo tengo setenta y siete años

Here we also use the conjugation tengo of the verb tener because this sentence also stands for the first person singular.

I am seventy seven years old

Ellos tienen sesenta y tres años

Tienen is the correct conjugation of the verb tener for the third person plural in the simple present. So this sentence translates into:

They are sixty three years old

Tengo sesenta y cinco cuadernos

The number 65 in English is written as sixty five and in Spanish, it is written as sesenta y cinco. So this sentence translates into:

I have sixty five notebooks

The number 80 in English is written as eighty and in Spanish, it is written as ochenta. So this sentence translates into:

I am eighty years old

Tengo cien lápices

The number 100 in English is written as hundred and in Spanish, it is written as cien. So this sentence translates into:

I have a hundred pencils

The question ¿Cómo se dice week en español? translates into How do you say week in Spanish? So the word week translates into semana in Spanish.

The question ¿Cómo se dice birthday en español? translates into How do you say birthday in Spanish? So the word birthday translates into cumpleaños in Spanish.

Answer:

What did Cisco do with the paper that was on the cafe floor?

Explanation:

IN SPANISH:

Yo quiero la habitación individual con un cuarto de baño privado.

IN ENGLISH:

I want the single room with a private bathroom.

This sentence refers to something inside the hotel room. This means that you are asking for a private room. The more logical answer is that this room is a 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.

Answer:

What best describes the experience you’re likely to have at a fine-dining restaurant?

a) El cliente necesita llevar su bandeja.

b)  La comida tiene muy pocos ingredientes.

c) El camarero viene a la mesa y te da el menú.

d) La cuenta se paga antes de comer.

Explanation:

The options to choose from in English are:

a) The client needs to bring his tray

b) The food has very few ingredients

c) The waiter comes to the table and hands you the menu

d) The bill is paid before eating

Option a) is incorrect as this is done mainly in Buffet restaurants, where the food is cheap and probably not the best quality, and quantity prevails over quality.

Option b) is incorrect, as fine-dining uses the all the ingredients available, fresh and local preferably, to make the best meal.

Option d) is incorrect as this is mainly done in fast-food restaurants. In fine-dining restaurants the waiter brings you the bill at the end of the meal.

Answer: option a; el peine.

Explanation: the sentence that we have is:

"Which of the following would someone need to arreglarse el peso"

I guess there is a typo in there, and the real sentence says:

"Which of the following would someone need to arreglarse el pelo"

Now, "arreglarse el pelo" means "the air"

So the complete sentence in English says:

Which of the following would someone need to " fix" her hair

Arreglarse means "fix", and when is used in this context, is used as "combing"

The options are:

a) el peine (the airbrush)

b) el maquillaje (the make up)

c) la toalla (the towel)

d) la cita (the date)

The option that is correct here is the airbrush, so the correct option is the option  a "el peine"

Answer: C. the metate, the molcajete, the comal

Explanation:

The Metate is a thing used to till things like cocoa.

The molcajete is something like a small pot, used to crush herbs and spices

The comal is something like a pan, that you can put over a fire or stove and use to cook.

So the correct option is the C option.

Las oraciones completas que utilizan las palabras anteriores se dan de la siguiente manera:

La puerta está abierta.

Mi hermana / feliz

Mi hermana está feliz.

El café / caliente

El café está caliente.

Tú / cansado

Tú estás cansado.

Los libros / en la mesa

Los libros están en la mesa.

Mi hermano / médico

Mi hermano es médico.