La alumna mira ____________________ profesor. a la al de la del

Right answer:

This is a conversation between two people, in which A asks to B what is he or she reading.

Now, in Spanish, if you want to talk to a person in an educated and formal way, you should use Usted (abbreviated Ud.) instead of Tú (you).

Here, person A is making the question in a polite mode to person B using Usted (you).

In addition, in Spanish grammar, the verbs must be conjugated in accordance with the subject. In this case the verb leer (to read) in present tense is conjugated with the 2nd person in singular (formal) as:

(Usted) lee

Then, the conversation is:

A: What do you read?

B: A novel written by Isabel Allende.

The option (Tú) lees (you read) is incorrect because is informal; and the options cree (believes, 3rd person singular) and crees (believe) do not match with the context of the conversation

Answer:

The correct answer is option D. Eres atrevido.

Explanation:

A person who is atrevido/a is one who is not afraid to do something that involves risk, such as skateboarding or skiing. Therefore that is the correct answer.

A person who is desordenado/a is a person who has all his things without order and scattered.

A person who is artística is a person related to art and culture.

And someone who is paciente, is that person who knows how to wait.

Answer:

- Tú los traes.

Explanation:

In this exercise you should fill in the blank with the correct direct object pronoun based on the word "vasos". So to the blank between the personal subjective pronoun"tú" and the verb "traes" the best option would be the direct object pronoun "los" because you should replace the plural noun "vasos" using a plural male direct object pronoun like "los".

Las oraciones propuestas son las siguientes:

1) Yo jugué con Jayne, mi cangrejita de mascota.

2) Ricardo trajo buenas nuevas del señorío de Guayas.

3) Mis amigas leyeron el libro Las Uvas de la Ira.

4) Yo dijeron que la nación guayaca es eterna, soberana e indivisible.

5) Mi mamá oyó a don Alfonso en la televisión hablando en lengua edénica.

In this question we are going to show all sentences corresponding each case by the following the grammatical structure:

Pronoun + Verb + Complement

1) yo/jugar

Yo jugué con Jayne, mi cangrejita de mascota.

2) Ricardo/traer

Ricardo trajo buenas nuevas del señorío de Guayas.

3) Mis amigas/leer

Mis amigas leyeron el libro Las Uvas de la Ira.

4) yo/decir

Yo dije que la nación guayaca es eterna, soberana e indivisible.

5) Mi mamá/oír

Mi mamá oyó a don Alfonso en la televisión hablando en lengua edénica.

Invitamos cordialmente a consultar esta pregunta sobre oraciones en español: https://brainly.com/question/22309039

In Bolsa and Sancho, Sancho, one of the detectives, calls the spiders D. All of the above.

What did Sancho mean ?

When he says, "I had to kill eight spiders. Eight. It's terrible. I didn't mean to kill them. I tried to take them out in a paper cup. They're our neighbors, our friends, fellow creatures on..." he is using the term "amigos" to refer to the spiders. In this context, Sancho seems to view the spiders as friendly creatures and expresses regret for unintentionally killing them.

The passage provides a humorous and somewhat ironic perspective on Sancho's character. While Bolsa, his partner, is more focused on practical matters and is not bothered by the spiders, Sancho appears to be sensitive to the value of all living creatures, even small spiders. This contrast adds a comical element to the story.

The full question is:

What does Sancho call the spiders?

amigos

vecinos

criaturas semejantes

all of the above

From Bolsa and Sancho

Answer:

nuestros abuelos

Explanation:

The grammar gives you a clue to the answer. Since it's Marco and Juan answering a direct question, the answer must be in first person plural. "Nuestros" is the possessive for first person plural. Translation wise, the question is "Are they your mother's parents?" and the answer "Yes, they are our grandparents"

—Me gusta esquiar. ¿Y a ti? i like skiing and you

—A mí ____ también Me too i took the test

Answer:

The word that correctly completes the sentence is:

- Julia tiene tantas faldas como su hermana Ana.

Explanation:

The word "faldas" in Spanish has two characteristics:

1. It is a word in plural form.

2. It is a word of the female gender.

The options given in the text would function with some of the word types: "tan" or "tanto" for a male and singular substantive, "tanta" for a female and singular word and "tantas" (the option taken) for a female and plural form.  

Answer: Galveston

Explanation: It's an isle that previously was called San Luis, named this way by french explorers in 1686, but latter the isle was desabitated.

Around 1780 the troops of the Spanish governor of the Lussiana, Bernardo de Galvez ,later the Virrey of the new Spain, changed the name of the isle to the actual one, Galveston

When Hondurans touch their fingers below their eyes means that people give you their support and that they believe in you.

Answer:

Dijo

Explanation:

Alicia, no DIJO una mentira

Answer:

Sábado y domingo.

Explanation:

'Sabado' stands for 'Saturday' and 'domingo' stands for 'Sunday'. Los fines de semana translates as 'the end of the week'. In Spanish we do not capitalize the first letter of a day as we do in English.

Normally people in Latin America work on Saturdays, usually half a day whereas on Sundays they go to church and get together with family for big meals. Other weekend activities in Latin America include going to the cinema, grocery shopping, doing homework and getting ready for the week ahead.