The jury looks over facts from the case and decides if the defendant is guilty or not. The judge ultimately makes the decision though using evidence presented by the juries
I think the answer is A I’m sorry if it’s wrong! hope this helps
I think .... <span>le estoy mostrando las cartas. </span>
The text translates into the following text in English.
Each blank in the original text in Spanish has been kept, but with a number added.
To go to school, I _______(1)________ took the bus because it was the only choice I had. The school schedule was from 8 in the morning to 5 in the afternoon, so I ______(2)_____ had lunch at home. I didn't like much the school cafeteria, and for that reason, my friends and I _______(3)________ ate in the shopping center close to our school. Mi friend Julia _____(4)______ used to bring us the food that her mother prepared.
Now you need to fill in the blanks.
You don;t show choices.
It seems to me that you can do this:
(1) siempre = always
(2) nunca = never
(3) siempre = always
(4) Todos los dias = every day
