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They’re nineteen years old .

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¿Qué significa realmente amar? informe

Assoli18 [71]

Answer: lo que significa amar realmente es tener un fuerte afecto por otro individuo y cuidarlo sin odio ni daño en su corazón, el amor es que arriesgaría su vida por esa persona o cosa y solo ellos lo harían por eso para.

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I need help with a summary of a passage the passage is Papa Siempre Tiene La Razon

nata0808 [166]

once aponce a time

they had few belongings, but they had one thing which they couldn't live without, a horse that had many uses. With this horse, the father plowed the fields, rode it into town, herded cattle with it, transported hay, rode along the highway, or just took it for a walk. sometimes, the neighbors would ask him to do jobs and would pay well. Nevertheless, as the horse was getting older, they thought it would be best to sell him or at least trade him in for something more useful.

one day his wife said to him, listen, today is market day, why don't you go to town on the horse, and see if you can change it for something good. i'm sure i'll be happy with whatever you can get for him. there were a lot of people on the road that day, walking or riding horses, going to market to buy things. Riding at a good pace, the farmer came upon a man who was walking a beautiful cow. the farmer thought, I'll bet that cow gives a really good quality milk. i don't think it would be a bad idea for me to trade my horse for that cow. i'm sure my wife would be happy if i brought her a cow. the farmer shouted: hey, mister, with the cow, i'd like to talk to you. i have a horse that is worth more than your cow. but that doesn't matter, i have more need for a caw. would you trade me your cow for my horse? Of course, said the man with the cow. and so the two men traded animals. now that he traded his horse for a cow, the farmer was ready to go back home. but, he decided instead to continue on to the market, and to the market he went, if only to look. walking his cow, he got back on the road. after a short while, he came across a man who was walking a sheep

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3 years ago

Escriba 1 párrafo usando tiempos verbales para cada oración y después de cada oración deje un paréntesis que indique qué tiempo

Aleks04 [339]

Answer:

Mi nombre es Mía, tengo 23 años y trabajo en una farmacia. (Presente de indicativo).

Esta semana me han visitado mis primos de Barcelona. (Pretérito perfecto de indicativo)

Cuando era pequeña yo también vivía allí y solía pasar mucho tiempo con ellos. (Pretérito imperfecto de indicativo).

Pero, en 2007 mi familia se trasladó a Madrid porque mi padre cambió de trabajo. (Pretérito indefinido).

Antes de llegar a Madrid, mis primos primero habían visitado a nuestra abuela de Sevilla. (pretérito pluscuamperfecto de indicativo)

El año siguiente yo también viajaré a Sevilla con mi familia. (Futuro imperfecto)

¿Te importaría decirme algo más sobre ti? (condicional simple)

Explanation:

We use the Present tense to talk about actions that occur at the moment of speech or very soon, to describe a routine or repeated actions, or to refer to stable or permanent situations in present.

We use the Present Perfect to talk about already completed actions that started in the past, but that is still valid in present.

We use the Past tense to talk about actions that began and ended in the past and took place in a limited time frame in the past.

We use the Imperfect tense to describe courses of the past actions and to emphasize the continuity of an action in the past.

We use the Past Perfect tense to express the priority of a past action with respect to another past action.

We use the Simple Future to express an upcoming action, an intention or a probability.

We use the Conditional to express hypothetical actions or situations, as well when making questions in a courtesy.

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3 years ago

Contrastes Fill in the blanks Activity Textbook Instructions Complete each phrase with the opposite of the underlined word. Foll

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Clarification:

The instruction is to ''complete each phrase with the opposite of the underlined word'' but there are no underlined words. I googled the exercise and I found the words underlined: barata - malas - corto - pobre - nueva - hermosos - caro - blancos.

Answer:

- Una corbata barata. Unas camisas caras.

- Unas vendedoras malas. Unos dependientes buenos.

- Un vestido corto. Una falda larga.

- Un hombre muy pobre. Una mujer muy rica.

- Una cartera nueva. Un cinturón viejo.

- Unos trajes hermosos. Unos jeans feos.

- Un impermeable caro. Unos suéteres baratos.

- Unos calcetines blancos. Unas medias negras.

Explanation:

In this exercise you have two sentences and you have to complete the second sentence with the antonym of the word in the first sentence. An antonym is a word opposite in meaning to another. In this case the translation is:

- Cheap/expensive.

- Bad/good.

- Short/long.

- Poor/rich.

- New/old.

- Beautiful/ugly.

- Expensive/cheap.

- White/black.

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Answer and I will give you brainiliest ​ENGLISH NOT SPANISH

Answer and I will give you brainiliest ENGLISH NOT SPANISH