Latin America takes in a fair few countries, so travellers tend not to stick to just one. Apart from Brazil or Mexico it's quite common to travel in several countries on one trip and not uncommon to cover the whole region. For this reason regional guide books have been concentrated on here, picking out the best and naming and shaming the worst.
Hello!
Answer:
- ¿<u>Es</u> usted el Profesor Rodriguez?
- Mi mamá y yo <u>somos</u> amigas
- Ustedes <u>son</u> estudiantes de biología
- Nosotras <u>somos</u> mexicanas y <u>también</u> estudiantes de inglés
- Ella y Andy <u>son</u> franceses
- Él <u>es</u> estudiante de psicología
- Y tú, ¿ <u>eres</u> mexicano?
<h3><u>SpanishGirl</u>, Greetings!</h3>
Answer:
D lengua
Explanation:
because lengua means tongue and it makes the most sense
Answer: I would contend that the right answer is actually the B) "de los neumáticos."
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that the only object from the list that has pressure (presión) in it is the tire (neumático). Gas (option A), windshield (option C), and breaks (option D) do not have pressure in them. Therefore, it is correct to say that the employee working at the gas station did not check the tire pressure.
