1. The correct answer is "oímos."
The sentence says: In the morning, we go to church and ____ the sermon. "Oír" means "to hear" and "poner" means "to put," so "oír" is the correct verb. Since the subject is "we" (nosotros), you must conjugate the verb in the second-person plural form: oímos.
2. The correct answer is "salimos."
The sentence says: At noon, we ____ the church and we come to this park. "Decir" means "to say" and "salir" means "to leave," so "salir" is the correct verb. The subject pronoun is still "we," so the correct conjugation (second-person plural) is "salimos."
3. The correct answer is "trae."
The sentence says: My Aunt Gloria ___ some sandwiches... "Traer" means "to bring" and "ver" means "to see," so "traer" is the correct verb. The subject pronoun is now third person singular (she - ella), so "traer" becomes "trae."
4. The correct answer is "traigo."
The previous sentence continues: ...and, since I like music, I ___ a radio. "Traer" means "to bring" and "hacer" means "to make" or "to do," so the correct verb is "traer." The subject pronoun is I (yo), so the correct conjugation is "traigo" (in the present tense, this verb is only irregular in the first-person singular form).
5. The correct answer is "pongo."
The sentence says: I don't ____ the music on too loud. "Hacer" means "to make" or "to do," and "poner" means "to put," so "poner" is the correct verb. Like "traer," "poner" is irregular in the first-person singular form for present tense: pongo.
6. The correct answer is "salgo."
The sentence says: Later on, I ___ with my friends to the movie theater... "Salir" means "to leave" and "ver" means "to see," so "salir" is the correct verb. Like "traer" and "poner," "salir" will be irregular in the first-person singular form for present tense: salgo.
7. The correct answer is "vimos."
The previous sentence continues: ...and we ____ a movie. "Decir" means "to say" and "ver" means "to see," so "ver" is the correct verb. The verb should still be conjugated with the "we" subject pronoun (second-person plural), so the correct answer is "vimos."
8. For the four sentences (oraciones), you could talk about how you go to Mexico to play a tennis match. For example: Salimos para Mexico porque somos en el partido de tenis, y vamos a jugar contra otro partido (We're leaving for Mexico because we're on the tennis team, and we're going to play against another team). You could continue by talking about how you won against a girl named Alejandra, etc.
Answer:
1. C. Japanese traditional garments.
2. A. shopping area for electronic products and computers.
3. D. School entrance ceremony.
4. B. an old capital city of Japan
5. E. Current capital city of Japan
Explanation:
1. Kimono. It´s a Japanese traditional garment. In the present is mostly used for formal events.
2. Akihabara. It´s the electronics shopping zone around Akihabara Station in the Chiyoda district of Tokyo.
3. Nyūgakushiki. It´s the name given to the traditional school entrance ceremony.
4. Kyoto. Heian-kyō, modern-day Kyoto, was the capital from 794 through 1868.
5. Tokyo. It´s the current capital city of Japan.
A person with ASL skills is likely to be hard of hearing and uses this dominant sign language for better communication and expression. Therefore, it is essential that when finding a job, this person can have all their communication needs met.
<h3 /><h3>Importance of inclusion in the workplace</h3>
It is essential that organizations are open and able to receive professionals with some disability or difficulty, because despite their limitations, any individual has the possibility to develop and contribute with creativity and innovation to a job.
Therefore, it is important that when receiving a person who uses ASL as a language, the company adapts its processes to have greater inclusion and integration of the individual to the place and to co-workers.
Some measures that could be taken to meet the needs of this individual could be the presence of a professional capable of understanding ASL, as well as work materials and information made available in that language.
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Japanese:
wata-shi w-a ima tasu-keru koto g-a de-keru koto o kak -un -in shi -te imu
I think that's mostly right not that good at Japanese either
