Answer:
El pescado huele mal.
Explanation:
"El pescado" is <em>him</em> (in English "it"), therefore we use the 3rd singular person verb form of the present tense of the verb oler (to smell) which is "huele".
This is verb is somewhat irregular, look at the present tense of oler:
- Yo <u>huelo</u>
- Tú <u>hueles</u>
- Él/Ella<u> huele</u>
- Nosotros <em>olemos</em>
- Vosotros<em> oléis</em>
- Ellos/Ellas <u>huelen</u>
Native speaker over here. I hope this is helpful.
Answers:
- Question 1 with one blank: Es <u>probable</u> que haya muchas vacas en los campos de la región.
- Question 2 with one blank: Es <u>posible</u> que el agua de esos ríos esté contaminada.
- Question 3 with one blank: <u>Quizás</u> ese sendero nos lleve al lago.
- Question 4 with one blank: Es <u>imposible</u> que el gobierno proteja todos los peces del océano.
- Question 5 with one blank: Es <u>improbable</u> que la población reduzca el uso de envases de plástico.
Explanation:
The words <em>probable, posible, imposible</em> and <em>improbable </em>are adjectives. <em>Quizás</em>, on the other hand, is an adverb.
Answer:
escuchamos
Explanation:
it means hearing/listening
Explanation:
Both in Latin America and in Spain greetings are generally handshaking and on informal occasions kissing on the cheek, even among strangers. In Colombia the usual greeting among men is a handshake. Women, however, prefer a verbal greeting or kiss on the cheek.
Answer:
here is an english copy I think.......falso hope this helpes
Explanation:
Angelica: I don't like riding a bike
Raul: I really like reading magazines
Esteban: I like to skate
Claudia: I like spending time with my friends
Teresa: I don't like to use the computer FALSE
Gloria: I like to work
