¿Como se escribe el verbo beber en primera persona en el presente?
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C. Durante varios años

C Durante varios Anos

Carolina: Sabes que el profesor me ha dicho que si estudio mucho desde ahora, puedo sacar muy buenas notas en el examen.

Sandra: Es verdad, si te preparas desde ahora y trabajas duro, tendrás éxito.

Translation:

Carolina: You know that the teacher told me that if I study a lot from now, I can get very good marks in the exam.

Sandra: It's true, if you prepare now and work hard, you will succeed.

Answer: B. Al que madruga, Dios le ayuda.

Equivalent English idiom : Early bird gets the worm.

Explanation: This is a saying that expresses the importance of being responsible people with the tasks with which we must comply and be diligent in our day to day.

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The answer is ha leído.

The correct answer is D ha leido

i think it is d.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it’s d too

I think it’s D too

The answer should be hable because it’s in subjunctive form

Answer:

Homework: a1 Alguna Interesante: a2

Girl: a3   Una triste: a4

Homework: a5 Muy dificil: a6

Friends: a7 muchos nuevos: a8

Brothers: a9 Los jovenes: a10

La tarea era interesante

La muchacha estaba triste

Bastante tarea difícil

Muchos amigos nuevos

Los hermanos jóvenes

En general, los adjetivos en español siguen al sustantivo que describen, a diferencia del inglés, donde pueden ir antes o después. Así, "un coche verde" se convierte en "un coche verde".

Sin embargo, hay excepciones. Puedes usar el adjetivo antes del sustantivo para dar énfasis (por ejemplo, "una hermosa flor").

Ser contra Estar:

Presta atención al verbo que usas con los adjetivos.

Utilice "ser" (ser) para cualidades permanentes. (El libro es rojo - El libro es rojo)

Utilice "estar" para estados temporales. (La camisa está mojada - La camisa está mojada)

La UPR, recinto de San Juan

Universidad metropolitana de Ana G. Mendez

Universidad del Turabo de Ana G. Mendez

Answer: true

Un mesero trae la comida.  It's true

A waiter brings the food.

Explanation: In Puerto Rico un "mesero" is a man whose job is to serve customers at their tables in a restaurant. "Mesero" means waiter.

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como te yamas

what is your name

Answer:

Explanation:

I hope this helps!

The encomienda system in colonial Chile had several consequences, both social and economic.

Firstly, it led to the exploitation and abuse of indigenous populations by Spanish encomenderos who were granted control over their labor and resources. This resulted in widespread mistreatment, forced labor, and cultural disruption among the native people.

Additionally, the encomienda system contributed to the concentration of wealth and power in the hands of a few Spanish elites, exacerbating social inequalities. The exploitation of indigenous labor also had negative effects on the overall economic development of the region, hindering the growth of diverse industries and perpetuating a dependence on forced indigenous labor.

The encomienda system in colonial Chile resulted in the exploitation and abuse of indigenous populations, the decline of indigenous communities, the enrichment of Spanish landowners, and the cultural marginalization of indigenous cultures.

What are some consequences of the system of encomienda during colonial Chile?

The encomienda system in colonial Chile had several consequences, including the exploitation and abuse of indigenous people who were forced to work in mines, farms, and households. This system led to the decline of indigenous populations due to harsh working conditions, diseases, and violence. Additionally, the encomenderos, who were Spanish landowners granted the labor of indigenous communities, became wealthy and powerful, further widening the gap between the Spanish elite and the indigenous population. The encomienda system also contributed to the cultural and social marginalization of indigenous communities, as they were often forced to abandon their traditional ways of life and adopt Spanish customs and language.

Rosa: Y ¿otras opciones para pagar dinero?

Translation: And other options to pay money?

Emily: Puede usar la __________ o la ___________. También _______ el dinero por Internet.

Emily: Puede usar la chequera o la tarjeta. También pagar el dinero por Internet.

Translation: You can use the checkbook or the card. Also pay the money online

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Answer:

1. Alguna tarea interesante.

2. Una muchacha triste.

3. Mucha tarea dificil.

4. Muchos amigos nuevos.

5. Los hermanos jóvenes.

Explanation:

As stated on the image, in this activity we have to translate the English adjectives, quantifiers and articles into spanish and complete the sentences by putting them in the correct spot.

In Spanish, the quantifiers, or determiners go before the noun. In this case we have the determiners some (alguno, alguna, algunos, algunas), a lot (mucho, mucha, muchos, muchas); and the articles the (el, la, los, las) and a (un, una, unos, unas).

The adjectives are

1. Interesting (Interesante)

2. Sad (Triste)

3. Difficult (Dificil)

4. New (Nuevo)

5. Young (Joven)

After translating the terms, we have to us them in the appropriate form, depending on whether the noun in singular, plural, masculine or feminine.

La respuesta es la A

Answer:

A. Coman, beban 

Explanation:

1. asistimos

2. debe

3. beben

4. comemos

5. escribo

6. crees

The correct conjugation of the given verbs to fill the paragraph in Present Tense, keeping the meaning of the text is:

¿Cómo son los sábados con mi familia? Los sábados, todos nosotros asistimos a una clase de yoga a las siete y media. Mi madre es buena en yoga, pero mi padre debe practicar más.

A las nueve, desayunamos en casa. Mis padres beben té japonés, y mi hermana y yo comemos bananas y cereales. Luego mi hermana y sus amigas escuchan música y yo escribo en mi diario.

Y tú, ¿Crees que es importante compartir actividades con tu familia?

The conjugation of the verbs used in the answer, 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.

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Your answer is B. Mas

The answer is B (màs)

The correct option to complete the blank is D.

We get:

"¿Usted conoce a este agente de immigración?"

Here we have the sentence:

¿Usted ___ este agente de immigración?

Which can be translated to:

"Do you ___ this immigration agent?"

To compete this we should use "know", translated as the verb "conocer". So we need to find the correct conjugation for "conocer".

Here the person is "usted". The correct conjugation in present time is:

"Usted conoce"

Also, because we need to connect the verb with the object the verb refers to, we need to write:

"¿Usted conoce a este agents de immigración?"

So the correct option is D.

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An example of a conjugate verb in Spanish could be verbo eres, which translates to to be. A conjugate verb is a complex verb, so two verbs or a group of verbs together.

Answer: Verbo eres

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1.) yo - I.

2.) tu - you (informal)

3.) el/ella/usted - he/she/you (formal)

4.) nosotros/nosotras - we

5.) vosotros/vosotras - you all (informal)

6.) ellos/ellas/ustedes - then/you all (formal)

The answer is Son(they are).

Son which is another word for they are

Elena es  inteligente.

1)Your mom is has fat has a train station

2)your mom is a fat cow

1. your mother is as big as a train station

2.your mother is as fat as a cow

3. This is not for school is it....

4. I am gonna screen shot the resoults so no one can come after me

KARLA: Ey Daniel ¿qué tal si vamos en la tarde al centro comercial?

DANIEL: Me gusta muchísimo la idea, necesito ir a una tienda de ropa a comprar unos zapatos y unos pantalones para la fiesta del sábado.

KARLA: ¡Bien! Yo necesito comprar unas zandalias y una chaqueta.

DANIEL: ¿Qué tal si luego vamos al cine?

KARLA: Me parece perfecto, no tengo nada que hacer luego. Pero antes comemos hamburguesas, tengo tiempo sin comer comida rápida.

DANIEL: No me gusta la hamburguesa, prefiero un poco de pizza.

KARLA: Perfecto, tú comes pizza y yo hamburguesa. Por cierto, Daniel, ayer fui al supermecado, compré muchos vegetales porque estaban en oferta.

DANIEL: ¿Cuánto cuesta el kilogramo de papas?

KARLA: Cuesta 100 pesos.

DANIEL: A mi se me cabaron las papas, necesito comprar.

KARLA: ¿Has ido recientemente a la panadería?

DANIEL: Sí, fui hace dos días.

KARLA: ¿Cuánto cuestan los panes dulces?

DANIEL: La bolsa de pan dulce cuesta 200 pesos.

KARLA: Mmm, compraré una bolsa mañana.

_____________________________

This is a dialogue between two friends called Daniel and Karla. They are talking about going to a clothing store in a mall. Daniel wants to buy shoes and pants because he has a party next week. Karla wants to buy a jacket and sandals. Then they plan to go to the movie theater. Finally, they talks about the price of vegetables and bread.

Answer:

los penepes, los populares, los independentistas

False. Accents alone don't primarily differentiate people in Latin America; language, customs, traditions, and appearance are crucial for understanding diversity.

How to differentiate origin of people?

While accents may provide some clues about a person's regional origin, it is not the main or sole way to differentiate people in Latin America. Latin America is incredibly diverse, and factors such as language, customs, traditions, and physical appearance also play significant roles in distinguishing various ethnicities and cultures.

Accents alone may not accurately represent the complexity of an individual's background, and relying solely on this aspect can lead to oversimplification and stereotyping.

Thus, the statement is FALSE.

True. Accents can often reveal a lot about a person's origin in Latin America.

Different regions and countries within Latin America have distinct accents and dialects, influenced by factors such as geography, history, and cultural diversity.

By listening to someone's accent, it is often possible to discern which country or region they are from. However, it's important to note that this is not always definitive, as individuals may also pick up accents from other regions or countries through travel, migration, or exposure to different linguistic influences.

it will be B

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The answer is estar.

an example would be:

Estoy muy contento/a- using the verb estar to express how I feel

El restaurante esta alli-using the verb estar to say where the restaurant is

The answer is: Estar

In Spanish, the verb estar is used to tell how someone feels or where a person o thing is located.

In Spanish, you can use the verb estar/to be is used to tell how someone feels,  but it gets a little be complicated when we realize that there are two verbs in Spanish that mean "to be".

The first verb is "ser" which refers to something that is permanent or cannot be changed.

There is another verb "estar" that means "to be" in English. Estar is used to tell how someone feels or where a person or thing is located, for example:

- How are you today? / ¿Cómo estás hoy?

- Where is my eraser? / ¿Dónde está mi borrador?

Have a nice day!

No dirás (future tense)

No dices (present tense)

No dijiste (past tense)

A negative tu command has the first person form (yo form) of the verb and  the oppositie tu ending added to it..So

decir--->digo--->dig--->digas is the answer!

For example, no digas (don't tell).