<span>There are certain Spanish verbs that require a specific preposition to be used after them. These prepositions must follow the verb form to join them to an infinitive, but they are usually not translated into English.
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Answer:
there is no option on this sorry
Explanation:
<span>1.Atlántico norte (incluye el norte del Océano Atlántico, el Golfo de México y el mar Caribe) 2.Pacífico noreste 3.Pacífico noroeste (incluye la costa de Asia y el sur de del mar de China) 4.Índico norte (la bahía de Bengala y el mar de Arabia) 5.Índico sudoeste (costa africana)6.Índico sudeste-Australiano 6.<span>Australiano-Pacífico sudoeste</span></span>
1 you are
2 they are
3 they are
4 you are
hello! i can help!
now. for the last part of the page this is what you have to do:
write a phrase describing the expressions on the children's faces along with an action that they are doing or simply describe what they might be doing.
EXAMPLE the boy in the right corner is stomping on flowers and is angry.
how would you translate that?
"El niño está pisando flores y está enojado."
so for each niño or niña write that on the <em>dotted line matching their number</em>.
For the first part simply describe what the signs are telling what not to do.
The first example their refers to the boy eating cake and how he shouldn't do that.
IN CLOCK WISE ORDER FROM TOP LEFT TO BOTTOM RIGHT:
no andes en bicicleta (bike pic)
no se permiten celulares (phone)
no salgas por esta puerta (door and teens)
agua no potable (cup and faucet)
sin salpicaduras (feet)
