Answer:
Más Tico que el gallo pinto | “More Costa Rican than spotted rooster” ...
Explanation:
Pura vida | “Pure life” ...
Mae | “Dude” ...
Brete | “Work” ...
Diay. ...
Tuanis | “Cool,” “nice,” “awesome” ...
Por dicha / qué dicha | “Fortunately” / “how fortunate” ...
Qué pereza | “What a drag”
Answer:
1. sala
2. cocina
3. planchar la ropa
4. la oficina
5. la madre de Pedro
Explanation:
You have to answer:
What will Pedro clean first?
Where will Paula start?
What will Pedro do in the basement?
What is Pedro going to clean too?
They are cleaning the house because who comes to visit them?
Answer:
jugar, pasamos, ibamos, comiamos, bebiamos, invitaban, monte, tenia, montaba, enseno, nadabamos, cenabamos,, comiamos, bebian
Explanation:
<h2>Correct answer:</h2><h3>pusieron</h3>
Pusieron is the conjugation of the verb poner for the third person plural in the preterite tense. The preterite tense is one of two simple past tenses. It is used to describe actions that took place or were completed at a certain point in the past. This sentence stands for the third person plural because los viajeros can be replaced by the subject pronoun ellos. Finally:
<em>Los viajeros </em><em>pusieron</em><em> la ropa en la maleta. </em>
Answer:
Hi there!, the best answer is B.) estábamos nadando
Explanation:
The reason why this is the correct answer is bacause...
In the sentence, the girl was talking about the experience of Sandra and him/her friend (?) had when going to the river last week, until they saw the fog, which means there were two people, his/her friend, Sarah and him/her, which, the term, we or we were [insert verb here} in spanish is (we) "nosotros" or (we were) "nosotros estábamos [insert verb here].
Second thing was, they were swimming, or "nadando", in spanish, together.
So the best answer will be B.) "estábamos nadando"
I'm sorry if this explanation is to wordy, but it has the answer that you wanted with this detailed explanation
I hope this helps :)
