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Fill in How many of How much

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If I understand what you’re asking, it should be how much milk do you drink, how many people live in Athens, how many times do you go to the park, how much are these boots, how much money do you spend.

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1. comparing overcoming the hardships in life to weathering a storm.

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B isn't correct because no mocking words were said.
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3 - Expresiones con tenerFill in the blanks Activity Hide details InstructionsComplete each sentence with the correct expression

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Your question is incomplete because you have not provided the expressions or the sentences to complete, which are:

Expressions:

tener cuidado

tener ganas

tener miedo

tener mucha hambre

tener mucha suerte

tener prisa

tener que

tener razón

Sentences:

Mis sobrinos _ del perro (dog) de mis abuelos.

Necesitas _ con la computadora portátil (laptop).

Yo _ practicar el vocabulario de español.

Lola y yo _ de escuchar música latina.

Anita cree que (that) dos más dos son cinco. Ella no _.

Ganas (You win) cien dólares en la lotería. Tú _.

Answer:

Mis sobrinos tienen miedo del perro (dog) de mis abuelos.

Necesitas tener cuidado con la computadora portátil (laptop).

Yo tengo que practicar el vocabulario de español.

Lola y yo tenemos ganas de escuchar música latina.

Anita cree que (that) dos más dos son cinco. Ella no tiene razón.

Ganas (You win) cien dólares en la lotería. Tú tienes mucha suerte.

Explanation:

The verb tener means to possess or have to, and the conjugation in the Presente Indicativo tense is:

Yo tengo

Tu tienes

El, ella, eso o usted tiene

Nosotros tenemos

Vosotros o Ustedes tienen

Ellos tienen

The expressions mean the following:

Tener miedo: to be afraid.

Tener cuidado: to be careful.

Tener que: have to

Tener ganas: want to

Tener razón: to be right

Tener mucha suerte: to be very lucky

Tener prisa (extra phrase): to be in a hurry

Tener mucha hambre (extra phrase): to be very hungry

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