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The difference between vowels in English and Spanish is in English, one vowel can make many sounds, while in Spanish one vowel makes one sound.
Example with vowel a:
English - Cap, balm, was, take.
Spanish - Nada, alguien, nunca.
Example with vowel e:
English - Feet, best.
Spanish - Quien, donde.
Example with vowel i:
English - Machine, stick.
Spanish - Si, tiempo
Example with vowel o:
English - Go, coffee, month
Spanish - Tengo, queso
Example with vowel u:
English - June, menu, cure, up
Spanish - Mundo, alguna
Answer:
D. In Spanish, each vowel has just one sound
Answer:
de la persona de quien repitio el loro
Explanation:
Answer:
Eventualmente, una novela insolita sobre la vida de Marte sera escrita por Jose.
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<span>Below are the choices that can be found from other sources:
a. in los estados unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose
b. in los estados unidos, only small towns have plazas
c. in los estados unidos, a plaza is called a theme park
d. in los estados unidos, a plaza is much bigger
I think the answer is A. </span>
