Answer:
1. El señor Epidídimus tiene una tienda con la que gana poco dinero. (FALSO)
2. Epidídimus vivía en un barrio humilde cuando era pequeño. (CIERTO)
3. Epidídimus le ordenó al chofer que lo llevara a un barrio de gente con poco dinero. (CIERTO)
4. Cuando Epidídimus entró al almacén se acordó de experiencias pasadas. (CIERTO)
5. Epidídimus les dio órdenes a los empleados del almacén. (FALSO)
Explanation:
1 - False because Mr. Epidimus wasn't the owner of the store.
2 - True because Mr. Epidimus lived in a humble neighborhood when he was a little boy.
3 - True because Mr. Epidimus ordered to the taxi driver to take him to the neighborhood in which there were humble people.
4 - True because Mr. Epidimus remembered past experiences when he entered the store.
5 - False because Mr. Epidimus didn't give orders to the employess of the store.
Answer:
All the translations are correct.
Explanation:
All the answers are correct because the exact translation changes in Spanish depending on the <u>context</u> of each sentence. For example:
''Can you open the door?'' translates to ''¿Puedes <u>abrir la puerta</u>?''
''Sir, open the door please'' translates to ''Señor, <u>abra la puerta</u> por favor''
''I'm waiting for you to open the door'' translates to ''Estoy esperando que <u>abras la puerta</u>''
''When you open the door, what do you see?'' translates to ''Cuando <u>abres la puerta</u>, ¿qué ves?''
The holiday is nearly as significant as Christmas in many Spanish-speaking regions like Puerto Rico, Spain, and Latin America, and is also celebrated in other predominately Christian nations like Russia.
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