Answer:
Símil o comparación
Explanation:
El símil o comparación es una figura literaria que compara dos elementos. En este caso, la comparación se realiza entre los gritos y los latigazos al decir que unos eran peores que los otros. El símil es una comparación directa y explícita, y por lo tanto, es mas común que la metáfora (la cual es indirecta). El símil frecuentemente aparece acompañado de palabras comparativas como: “como”, “cual”, “que” o “se asemeja a.”
<em>Ej.</em>
Duro como diamante.
El cabello oscuro hermoso como la noche.
Answer:
The answer is El Salvador
Answer:
Okay males are always "El"
Females are always "ella"
So if its all females you have "Ellas"
If there is a male present "ellos"
In spanish if one male enters a group with females it is "ellos"
You know you are right with practice and double checking things like this.
You also don't say "El mesa" you say "la mesa" pay attention to what the word ends with.
Explanation:
How do you know which subject pronoun to select for a sentence? For example, ellos goes with "Brooklyn and Drew". How do you know if you are right?
Answer:
if you want it in Spanish it's te duelen los dedos otherwise this question makes no sense
Explanation:
but hope this helps ig have a good rest of your night :) ❤
<em>Here is what I came up with </em>
<em>English: Your partner read two easy lessons.</em>
<em>Spanish: Su pareja leyo dos lecciones faciles </em>
<em>Spanish written in a different way: tu companera leer dos faciles lecciones.</em>
