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Las Oraciones pasivas son respuestas: A y C
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Preterite
Explanation:
Both preterite and imperfect are forms of the past tense. However, when talking about a single action that has been completed, the preterite is the appropriate tense. Imperfect is commonly used when discussing a recurring past event. So, in English, that would be like, "She used to run every day." Imperfect is used here since it was not a single action.
The sentence "We went to the mall" would translate into "Fuimos al centro comercial." Fuimos is the preterite conjugation of "ir" in the nosotros form.
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What I do on New Years as a Mexican, me and my family make a big feast with tamales, ponche, atole, and other foods. In some places, we shoot at the sky once a new year starts as a celebration. Like you pull out a pistol and fire away at the sky with energy, but we don't do that here in the US because we would probably get police called on us.
Explanation:
I'm Mexican.
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ANA: Hola, Pablo, ¡hace mucho tiempo que no nos vemos!
PABLO: Sí, yo creo que desde el día que nos encontramos en el cibercafé de tus amigos Laura y Francisco.
ANA: ¿Todavía se ven ustedes?
PABLO: Francisco y yo nos llamamos de vez en cuando, pero ellos dos no se hablan.
ANA: Es una pena. bueno, ¿nos escribimos un mensaje de texto para salir algún día?
PABLO: Es una buena idea. Hasta pronto.
Explanation:
In the given text, reflexive pronouns (nos and se) have been used to indicate that the action is performed by both participants. 'Nos' indicates first person plural (we) while the particle 'se' is used for the third person plural (they).
Answer: Spanish is sometimes known as Castilian because the language emerged from Latin in the Castile area of Spain. Some Spanish speaking areas, the language is called Castellano rather than espanol. It is also common for English speakers to use Castillian to refer to Spanish as it is spoken in Spain.
El español a veces se conoce como castellano porque el idioma surgió del latín en el área de Castilla de España. En algunas áreas de habla hispana, el idioma se llama castellano en lugar de español. También es común que los angloparlantes utilicen el castellano para referirse al español tal como se habla en España.
Explanation: It is in Spanish or English whichever you prefer. Good Luck.
