There are some rules, but the pronunciation is also important.
If the word ends in a vowel, an “n”, or an “s”, stress the last-but-one syllable:
If the word ends in a consonant other than “n” or “s”, stress the last syllable: ...
If the word has an acute accent, ignore the above rules and stress the accented syllable:
Answer:
1- para
2- en
3- para
4- a/ en / por
5- por
Explanation:
Use of prepositions:
1 Para dar un paseo las montañas, necesitas botas. "Para" means in this case "in order to" and introduces a clause of purpose.
2 Muchas personas viajan al Amazonas en barco. "En" indicates place, in this case a means of transport.
3 El autobús es un medio de transporte para muchas personas. In this case "para" means "for" and indicates quantity.
4 Por lo general la gente de las zonas rurales de Colombia viaja en chivas. "Por" is used in a fixed expression that means "in general".
5 Viaja de noche si quieres llegar a Buenos Aires a/ en/ por la mañana. The three prepositions are correct to indicate time, in this case morning time.
6 Tienes que pasar por la aduana si viajas a otro país. "Por" indicates the place that it is necessary to go through (the customs house) in order to cross the border between countries.
Answer:
yotengo is mama
Explanation:
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Answer:
the best one is the first one
Explanation:
the second is saying how many have my paper and the last it's saying what
Colón la segunda ciudad más grande de Panamá.
El Pacífico el océano que está más cerca de la ciudad de Panamá.
Barro Colorado el lugar donde el instituto Smithsonian hace investigaciones.
