La respuesta correcta a esta pregunta abierta es la siguiente.
La figura literaria "el viento gime por su soledad," es una metáfora.
Las figuras literarias sirven para que el escritor pueda darle un nuevo significado y relevancia a las ideas que desea plasmar. Si usas figuras literarias en tus tareas o escritos, podrás ejemplificar, adornar, exagerar un punto para que se entienda mejor, darle "viveza" a tus palabras, podrás convencer por medio de la persuasión, "envolver" a tus lectores para que no pierdan el interés de la lectura.
Hay muchas figuras literarias. Las más comunes son: metáfora, símil, onomatopeya, paradoja e hipérbole.
Answer:
11.) What's your name & where do you live?
12.) How old are you & how many siblings do you have?
13.) What is your favorite hobby?
14.) Who is your friend & why?
15.) What are you gonna do today?
16.) Do you have a pet?
17.) What would you do after graduating from Penn Foster & why?
18.) Where are you going tomorrow?
19.) What did you did yesterday?
20.) Where have you traveled recently & who did you went with?
Explanation:
Translation
1) semáforos
2) calendario
3) avenida
4) templos
5) monumentos
6) cazaban
7) catedral
8) agricultura
9) edificio
10) barrio
Answer:
1. Who is it? It's her = Es ella
2. Who are they? It's them = Son ellos
3. Who is it? It's him = Es él (man pointing to the man)
4. Who am I? It's me = Soy yo (Lady pointing herself)
5. Who are they? It's us = Somos nosotras
Explanation:
<em>12 Personal Subject Pronouns</em>
yo = I
tú = you (singular familiar)
usted = you (singular formal)
él, ella = he, she
nosotros (masculine) , nosotras (Feminine) = we
vosotros (masculine) , vosotras (feminine) = you (plural familiar)
ustedes = you (plural formal)
ellos (M), ellas(F) = they
