Answer:
Este is as if you are refering to something so it would be "this" piano an esa is also like you are refering to something except you are saying "that"
Explanation:
Oíd: Creo que querías decir “Oído”, que sería hiato.
Sonreía: Hiato.
Loado: Hiato.
Subíais: Tiene diptongo (ai) al igual que tiene hiato (ía).
Cogía: Hiato.
Habría: Hiato.
Recogíais: Tiene diptongo (ai) al igual que tiene hiato (ía).
Answer:
AR Verb Ending Present Preterite
yo -o -é
tú -as -aste
él/ella/usted -a -ó
nosotros -amos -amos
ellos/ellas/ustedes -an -aron
Answer:
The right answer is, B. Más vale pájaro en mano que cien volando.
Explanation:
Because according to the context of the previous conversation, this proverb means that it is better to earn a little money that is yours and that you can dispose of it, than to earn nothing by waiting for something that may not reach your hands.
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