Answer:
Mi madre insiste en que empiece una dieta. Yo prefiero hacer ejercicio para adelgazar. Yo la comprendo: ella teme que yo me enferme. Yo le digo que no tenga miedo porque soy muy saludable. Es probable que, con la gimnasia, adelgace lo suficiente para que mi madre se sienta tranquila.
Explanation:
Translation:
<em>My mother </em><em>insists </em><em>that I </em><em>start </em><em>a diet. I </em><em>prefer </em><em>to exercise to lose weight. I understand her: she </em><em>fears </em><em>that I </em><em>get sick</em><em>. I tell her not to </em><em>be afraid</em><em> because I am very healthy. It is likely that, with gymnastics, I </em><em>lose </em><em>enough </em><em>weight </em><em>so that my mother </em><em>feels </em><em>calm.</em>
Answer: the track team
Explanation:
Jake and Summer are teen detectives who solve cases given to them by their detective agency including the prevention of an art theft while they were in Mexico City by trying to solve a clue given to them on who could be behind the attempt.
In the episode, we learn that Jake is a member of the track team at his school and a very good one at that.
Answer:
I can't tell what the underlined word is, but here are the definitions for each of the sentence's words.
Yo = I
quiero = want
salir = to go out (with)
el = the/on
viernes = Friday
con = with
Isabel = person's name
Explanation:
The sentence essentially means, "I want to go out with Isabel on Friday."
The answer to this would be on quizlet
Nada - nothing
Nadie - no one
Nunca - never
No voy nunca al estadio translates to "I'm never going to the stadium" so I believe Nunca is the answer
