The human body is made up of many parts. All of these parts are essentials in order for the body to function normally. Some parts of the body are more essential than others. For example, the brain is a vital organ that sends function signals to the rest of the body. The brain is in the head. The heart is another vital organ of importance. The heart is the main organ of the circulatory system. The heart is like a bomb that sends blood to your body. The stomach forms part of the digestive system. If we don't watch what we eat we can suffer from stomach infections. Other parts of the body that are important as well but aren't as essential like the ones that were mentioned before like the arms, legs, knees, elbows, and hands. These parts of the body facilitate movement and help us develop in daily activities in school and sports.

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3 years ago

Preterito vs Imperfecto

Katen [24]

1) juega (plays)
2) voy (I went, “ir” is go, its like im gonna “go” right now. “Voy” is like im going. Translated it would be: “I always -go- to the movies”)
3) almorzaron (they ate breakfast)
4) jugué (played outside right now)
5) pedimos (meaning we did/do)
6) pedíamos (past tense=we asked)

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2 years ago

Words that end in -er/-ir in Spanish are ______. *

postnew [5]

Answer:

Common -ir words ar=vivir (to live, pronounced: vee-veer)

escribir (to write, pronounced: ehs-kree-beer)

recibir (to receive, pronounced: reh-see-beer)

permitir (to allow, pronounced: per-mee-teer)

abrir (to open, pronounced: ah-breer)

subir (to go up, pronounced: soo-beer)

decidir (to decide, pronounced: deh-see-deer)

asistir (to attend, pronounced: ah-sis-teer)

consumir (to consume, pronounced: kohn-soo-meer)

definir (to define, pronounced: deh-fee-neer)

describir (to describe, pronounced: dehs-kree-beer)

insistir (to insist, pronounced: in-sis-teer)

persistir (to persist, pronounced: per-sis-teer)

prohibir (to prohibit, pronounced: pro-ee-beer)

sufrir (to suffer, pronounced: soo-freer)

dividir (to divide, pronounced: dee-bee-deer)

imprimir (to print, pronounced: eem-pree-meer)

discutir (to discuss, pronounced: dees-koo-teer)

omitir (to omit, pronounced: oh-mee-teer)

compartir (to share, pronounced: kom-pahr-teer)

añadir (to add, pronounced: ah-nya-deer)

aplaudir (to applaud, pronounced: ah-plaoo-deer)

Common -er words are=aprender to learn

beber to drink

comer to eat

comprender to understand; to comprehend

correr to run

creer (en) to believe (in)

leer to read

proteger (pronounced: pro-teh-hair) to protect

responder to respond

vender to sell

Explanation:

Hope this helps :)

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3 years ago