Answer:
- comprar - compró - <em>compraba</em>
- sentir - sintió - <em>sentía </em>
- comer - comió - <em>comía</em>
Explanation:
The preterite and the imperfect are the two past tenses that are used in Spanish. The imperfect is used to describe habitual actions. The preterite is used to talk about actions that interrupted something that was already going on. An example of a diary entry using the imperfect and preterite would be:
<em>Hacía </em>buen tiempo con mucho sol y no <em>había </em>una sola nube en el cielo. Nosotros decidimos salir a pasear con el nuevo perro de Lucía. <em>Estábamos </em>caminando cuando, de repente, apareció un venado en medio del sendero boscoso.
The correct option is C.
Human needs refers to those items that are very essential for survival, one can not possibly do without them, if the needs are not met it will lead to negative consequences. Human wants on the other hand refer to those items that we desire whether now or in the future. Human wants differ, it depends on individual's taste. Examples of need are water, food, air and shelter.
In the question given above, water and grocery are needs while cable and cell phone are wants.
Answer:
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm n mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Explanation:
Answer:
He is tired of Squeaky dominating the race.
Explanation:
When we first read the excerpt, we know that Mr. Pearson is clumsy- the excerpt explicitly states this with the line "with his clumsy self". This eliminates the first option. As we contine through the passage, we get hints that Mr. Pearson is not Squeaky's biggest fan. With the line "shaking his head sadly like it’s my fault all of New York didn’t turn out in sneakers", we see that Mr. Pearson is upset that there is not a lot of competition. Instead of being happy that there is less competition for Squeaky, like he would have been if he was rooting for her, he seems disappointed. I hope this helps!