María y Elena prenden la televisión.
It refers to the tonic sylable (silaba tónica)
sol (sun) Its a word "aguda"
ra-tón (mouse) Its a word "llana" or "grave"
Mé-xi-co Its a word "esdrújula"
cán-ta-me-lo (sing it to me) its a word "sobredrújula"
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These are the complete sentences to form a romantic legend:
Había una <u>vez</u> una <u>princesa</u> muy hermosa que se llamaba Imelda. Esta princesa vivía en el <u>palacio</u> de su padre, que estaba en lo alto de una <u>montaña.</u> Un guerrero llamado Edmundo estaba <u>enamorado</u> de Imelda.
Él quería <u>casarse</u> con ella después de la guerra. El ejército <u>peleó</u> valientemente, pero Edmundo no <u>regresó</u>. Imelda solamente recibió un <u>mensaje</u> que decía que Edmundo <u>murió</u> en una batalla. ¡Imelda estaba muy triste!
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In this exercise, you have to complete the romantic legend with the Spanish vocabulary words given. It's important to understand the context of every sentence to choose the correct words.
A romantic legend is a story, in this case, a romantic story that has an unknown origin and where extraordinary events happen.
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