"puso" would be the missing word.
La abuela no puso la leche ni el queso.
translation: The grandma didn't put the milk nor the cheese.
Soccer but over there its called football
Hi !
1- Silvia va a comer frutas y vegetales.
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2- Nosotros vamos a hacer un crucero en la nave grande.
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3- Yo voy a tener mucha ropa.
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4- El estante va a ser muy alto y va a tener muchos libros.
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5- Marcos va a estar en la cama en su cabina
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Explanation:
The near future is Spanish looks like the near future in English =
in English = be <em>(present)</em> going to + verb infinitive
in Spanish = ir <em>(in present)</em> + a + verb infinitive
<em />
IR <em>present</em>
yo voy
tú vas
él/ella/Ud va
nostros vamos
vosotros vais
ellos/ellas/Uds van
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hope this helps ☺☺☺
Igualmente means the feeling is mutual not neutral. To expound a bit more, "igualmente" means "equally." So, if someone says to you, "Good to meet you," you could respond with "Equally," which means, "It's equally good to meet you."
Answer:
D lengua
Explanation:
because lengua means tongue and it makes the most sense
