Most likely, you are cracking the eggs against something and you are not able to control the momentum of your hand and arm. If you insist on doing it this way, such as cracking against the edge of a bowl, consider a gentle wrist action to gently crack the egg without a lot of follow through that will damage the yolk.
Answer:
First part:
1. Tomate la leche
2. La sopa es mejor que la ensalada
3. El profesor es mas viejo que el estudiante
4. Señor, no pida sopa
5. Los estudiantes, se sentaron y no hablan
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Question 2:
2) Susana es la chica m<span>ás alta.
I hope this helped - Maria S.</span>
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Answer:
La otra dia, estaba quedandome en un cinco-estrella hotel en Chile para ver un volcan con rumores que iba explotar en la furturo cercano. Al amanacer, tenia que andar desde el hotel asta el piso del volcan porque no habia nadia quien queria acercarse al volcan. Una vez alli, necessitabo caminar dos millas para llegar al maximo alto. Quando llegado a descansar, ya estaba noche y no podia ver nada. Pero estaba preparado porque yo tenia una linterna y con la luz de la linterna, hecho un pequeno cama, con mi saco de dormir, en una cueva para refugiarse. Al amanecer la proximo dia, yo todavia estaba cansado pero necessitaba tomar fotos para el revista quien me envio en el primer lugar. Despues, volvi bajo por el lado del volcan para regresar al hotel. Pero me perde y una hora despues, estaba mas perdido en un verde valle con una cascada cerca de me lado. Agradecidamente, tuve un binoculares para ver largas distancias. Con su ayuda, pude regresar a la seguridad del hotel.
Explanation:
The other day, I was staying at a five-star hotel in Chile to see a volcano that was rumored to explode in the near future. At dawn, I had to walk from the hotel to the floor of the volcano because no one wanted to get near the volcano. Once there, I needed to walk two miles to reach the highest point. When I finally reached my rest stop, it was already night and I could see nothing. But I was prepared because I had a lantern and with the light from the lantern, I made a small bed, with my sleeping bag, in a cave to take cover. At dawn the next day, I was still tired but I had to take photos for the magazine who sent me in the first place. Later, I returned back down the side of the volcano to return to the hotel. But I got lost and one hour later, I was even more lost in a green valley with a waterfall nearby my side. Thankfully, I had binoculares to see long distance. With their help, I could return to the security of the hotel.
