Answer:
What is the relationship between the staff turnover rate and the
correct location in the organization?
Explanation:
It depends on the subject, and what pronouns it passively carries.
<span>Clara no es cubana.
</span><span>Mis tíos no son plomeros.
hope this helps :)</span>
To identify what David will likely do today, listen to the audio carefully and look for words that are related to activities.
<h3>What information do you need to identify?</h3>
This task requires you to identify today's activity in David's trip. Some possible activities are:
- Ir de compras.
- Caminar en la playa.
- Visitar un museo.
<h3>How to identify the correct activity?</h3>
- Listen to the audio carefully and more than once if needed.
- Look for words that indicate activities such as ir, caminar, comer, visitar, llamar, etc.
- Make sure the activity mentioned refers to an activity that will be done today.
Note: In this question, the audio is missing; due to this, I answered it based on general information.
Learn more about audio in: brainly.com/question/21346539
There are six words that we need to use in this paragraph. Those are: <span>atún, cebolla, cerveza, pavo, peras, uvas. So, the paragraph is as follows:
</span><span>
Hoy voy a hacer una cena especial para mi esposo. Como a manuel no le gusta el pescado, en vez de atún, voy a cocinar un pavo con salsa de cebolla. De postre, tengo dos tipos de fruta. Voy a preparar peras al vino y también tengo uvas, que son mis frutas favoritas. Para beber voy a servir agua mineral y cerveza.
Whose translation is:
<em>I'm going to make a special dinner for my husband today. As Manuel doesn't like fish, I'm going to cook a turkey with </em><em>onion</em><em> sauce rather than </em><em>tuna. </em><em>I have two types of fruit for dessert. </em></span><em>I'm going to prepare pears with wine and I also have grapes, which are my favorite fruits. I will serve mineral water and beer for drinking.
</em><span>
Atún - Tuna
Pavo - Turkey
Cebolla - Onion
Peras - Pears
Uvas - Grapes
Cerveza - Beer</span>
