Answer:
POR and PARA are prepositions often confused.
POR expresses the cause of something, it gives an explanation or reason.
PARA refers to the result of an action, it shows when a subject or object receives the result of an action expressed by the verb, that is <u>aimed at something or somewhere.</u> It is also used to refer to the <em>complemento indirecto.</em>
Explanation:
1. Ricardo y Emilia trajeron un pastel para su prima.
2. Los turistas llegaron a las ruinas por barco.
3. (Yo) Tuve resfriado por el frío.
4. Mis amigas ganaron dinero para viajar a Suramérica.
5. Ustedes buscaron a Teresa por toda la playa.
6. El avión salió a las doce para Buenos Aires.
Answer:
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Manzana
It means apple in english
Explanation:
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They celebrate new years day, independence day, and Christmas like Americans.
The translation to this sentence is "What is the most expensive gift"
