Answer:
Doña María está de vacaciones en la playa, ella está tomando sol en su toalla mientras los niños están jugando en el agua, uno de los niños se fué muy hondo y se está ahogando, el esposo de doña María va nadando rápidamente a ayudarlo, afortunadamente lo sacaron del agua y está bien, solo se llevaron un susto.
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Doña María is on vacation at the beach, she is sunbathing on her towel while the children are playing in the water, one of the children went very deep and is drowning, Doña María's husband is swimming quickly to help him, afortunely they took him out the water and he's fine, they just had a scare.
The Spanish empire was so large that the sun was sure to be shining on at least one part of the empire at all times. It means that due to the sheer expanse of an empire, with territories in all corners of the globe, the sun was shining on at least one part of the empire.
Answer:
Fort his exercise, we have to complete the senteces with the correct form of the verbs SABER or CONOCER
Explanation:
The verbs saber and conocer are like in English TO KNOW. The differences are the following ones: saber is used to talk about to know information, facts or a language for example. And conocer is used to talk about how you know a person or a place.
Conjugation
Yo: sé/conozco
Tú: sabes/conoces
Él/ella/usted: sabe/conoce
Nosotros: sabemos/conocemos
Ellos/ellas/ustedes: saben/conocen
1. ¿Tú sabes hablar francés? (Do you know how to speak French?)
2. Yo sé cómo hacer la tarea. (I know how to do the homework)
3. Mis padres no conocen el Parque Nacional Yosemite. (My parents do not know the National Park Yosemite)
4. Anita y yo sabemos dónde está el parque. (Anita and I know where the park is)
5. Quien sabe dos lenguas vale por (is worth) dos. (Who knows two languages is worth for two)
