Although you wouldn't normally translate the name of a city into English, I can just tell you what these words mean in Spanish. Rio means a river, and Janeiro is January. So Rio de Janeiro means River of January.
Radha Radheya Pandey writes a letter from the Adarsh Vidyalaya, Librarian, Lucknow to Manager Navneet Publication, Mumbai to write books for her school.
That's all it says... there is no question. But if you wanted me to translate, that's what it says.
Answer: you need to have 5 paragraphs the beginning of every paragraph has to be indented
Explanation:
Hope this helps a bit
Out of the choices given, the thing that comes first in an online catalog entry is the author's last name. This is so any person can find the book easily and in alphabetical order. The correct answer is D.
(to) be - być
(to) have- mieć
(to) do / (to) make- robićcan /
(to) know how to- umieć
(to) know (how)- wiedzieć
(to) know / (to) be acquainted with - znać
(to) understand- rozumieć
(to) speak / talk- mówić
(to) listen to- słuchać
(to) hear- słyszeć
(to) see- widzieć
(to) feel- czuć
(to) live- żyć
(to) want- chcieć
(to) need- potrzebować
(to) like- lubić
(to) love- kochać
(to) give- dawać
(to) take- brać
(to) play- grać
(to) laugh- śmiać się
(to) come- przychodzić
(to) go- iść /chodzić
(to) go (by…)jechać /jeździć
(to) write- pisać
(to) read- czytać
(to) count- liczyć /policzyć
(to) pronounce- wymawiać
(to) spell- przeliterować
(to) conjugate- koniugować
(to) remember- pamiętać
(to) forget- zapomnieć
(to) eat- jeść
(to) try- próbować
(to) use- używać /korzystać
(to) open- otwierać
(to) close- zamykać
(to) greet / (to) welcome- witać
(to) begin- zaczynać się
(to) end- kończyć się
