Adverb Placement
An adverb usually comes after the verb it modifies.
Cantas bien.
You sing well.
An adverb always comes before the adjective it modifies.
Eres muy alto.
You're very tall.
An adverb always comes before the adverb it modifies.
Hablas demasiado rápido.
You speak too quickly.
Answer:
my name is Sylvia
the neighbor is nice
i go to the restaurant
on fridays my friends are affected
On Sundays, the grandfather bathes
my brother understands perfectly
i couldnt do the rest but thats what i have for now ill answer the rest if noone else does
Explanation:
si la llamada no se oye, es que hay ruido
Ayer fui a comer con mis amigas. or Voy a comer con mis amigas.
(Yesterday I went to eat with my friends. or I'm going to eat with my friends.)
False. Indians lived on the island of Puerto Rico, aka Borinquen.
