Choose the correct Spanish subject pronoun for the English subject pronoun provided.

We (all females)

ellos
ellas
nosotros
nosotras

For "vosotros," conjugate verbs as follows:

In Spanish, "vosotros" is the informal plural "you" used primarily in Spain. Here’s how you conjugate verbs for "vosotros" in the present tense for different verb endings:

-ar Verbs (e.g., hablar):

-er Verbs (e.g., comer):

-ir Verbs (e.g., vivir):

We can complete the sentences as follows;

Para los que gustan del ecoturismo, la agencia Eco-Guías los invita a viajar a la selva amazónica.

Estar en el Amazonas es convivir (to coexist) con la naturaleza.

Venga y descubra los misterios del bosque tropical.

Admire de cerca las diferentes plantas  y pájaros mientras navega por un río que parece mar.

Duerma bajo un cielo lleno de estrellas.

How to explain the passage

En este pasaje, la agencia Eco-Guías invita a los amantes del ecoturismo a viajar a la selva amazónica. El pasaje describe la experiencia de estar en la selva amazónica como una oportunidad para coexistir con la naturaleza.

Los visitantes pueden descubrir los misterios del bosque tropical, admirar las diferentes plantas y pájaros, y dormir bajo un cielo lleno de estrellas.

El primer párrafo introduce la invitación de la agencia Eco-Guías. El segundo párrafo describe la experiencia de estar en la selva amazónica como una oportunidad para coexistir con la naturaleza.

El Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía está en Madrid, España. También se le conoce por el nombre más corto Museo Reina Sofía. Se destaca por ser un museo de arte del siglo XX y contemporáneo. El edificio sede era antes Hospital General de Madrid, una gran edificación neoclásica del siglo XVIII.

Answer:

The correct answers are: salía ("left"); comía ("ate").

Explanation:

As the sentence is referring to a situation in which girl used to work in the morning and used to go to school in the afternoon, with a quick intermediate to eat, then the first blank goes with the verb "salir" ("to leave") indicating the moment in which the first period of her day ends and passes to the next period, which is the intermediate to eat, and in which is the second blank, that goes with the verb "comer" ("to eat").

Now, as the last part of the sentence says that the girl "iba" ("used to go"), then we assumed that the sentence must be in the past. But, we should use the past imperfect, that is used when describing routines in the past, as the sentence is doing.

The way to get to this past imperfect is by changing the termination of the infinite form of the verbs (verbs with termination in -ar goes with -a; and verbs with termination in -er/-ir goes with -ía).

The verb "salir" has an -ir termination, and the verb "comer" has an -er termination, both change their termination to -ía. Then the correct answers in the sentences would be: "salía" and "comía".

In this exercise, we'll use three tenses, so let's define them:

So the answers are as follows:

From the first Table bellow, you can see that the conjugation of the irregular verb ir, in the preterite tense, that matches the first person plural is fuimos.

In this case, fue is the conjugation of the verb ir for the third person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the first Table bellow.

It is also used the same conjugation as in the item (2)

As Clara y yo can be replaced by the subject pronoun ellas (third person plural), the matching conjugation of the verb ir is also fuimos.

Here the sentence continues to talk about Clara y yo.

Talking about the food matches the third person singular, so here the conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fue.

Here the sentence stands for nosotras, that is, the first person plural. So the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fuimos

Here the sentence stands for nosotras, so we need to use fuimos as well

El jueves stands for the third person singular. So the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fuimos

Here the sentence also stands for nosotras, so we need to use fuimos as well

El viaje stands for the third-person singular, so the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fue

In this case, fui is the conjugation of the verb ir for the first person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the first Table bellow.

In this case, era is the conjugation of the verb ser for the third person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the second Table bellow.

Here the sentence is talking about Clara y yo again, so the conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite tense is fuimos again

Here the sentence stands for nosotras again, so we need to use fuimos as well

es is the conjugation of the verb ser for the third person singular in the simple presents. As stated in the concept above, things happens regularly in the simple present. So dawn is always beatuiful on Machu Picchu

La excursión stands for the third-person singular, so the matching conjugation of the verb ir in the preterite form is also fue

Fuiste is the conjugation of the verb ir for the second person singular in the preterite tense as indicated in the first Table bellow.

El mes pasado mi amiga clara y yo fuimos de vacaciones a Perú. El vuelo fue un miércoles por la mañana y fue cómodo. Primero, clara y yo fuimos a lima y fuimos a comer a un restaurante de comida peruana. La comida fue muy buena. Luego fuimos al hotel y nos fuimos a dormir. El jueves fue un día nublado. Nos fuimos a cuzco, y el viaje en autobús fue largo. Yo fui la primera en despertarse y ver la ciudad de cuzco. Aquella mañana, el paisaje era impresionante. Luego, clara y yo fuimos de excursión a Machu Picchu. El cuarto día nos levantamos muy temprano y fuimos a la ciudad Inca. El amanecer sobre Machu Picchu es hermoso. La excursión fue una experiencia inolvidable. ¿Fuiste tú a perú el año pasado?

Pobre is an adjective that translates into poor and means lacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered comfortable or normal in a society. Since Miriam went to visit a city where people don't have houses, the more logical answer is that they are poor. Finally:

Miriam fue a visitar una ciudad muy pobre. Las personas no tienen casas.

The imperfect tense of tener is: tenia

The sentence will be as: Lucia tenia miedo de las ara;as

"High school" translates into Spanish as "secondary school" or "secondary school".

The term "High school" means the same as "secondary school" in Spanish. These words are used to talk about the education you get after primary school but before college or university.

In some countries, "bachillerato" can mean this level of education. High school is what we call the studies and the schools that teach them for the last four years before going to college.  Superior means better or of higher quality.

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Answer:

la mia se llama Maria

Explanation:

The answer is correct Correct

Answer:

A.

por

Explanation:

Edmentum plato

Answer:

Sobrina is correct!

Explanation:

Sobrina is the only feminine one, and Luisa in this case is a female's name.

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