Answer:
1) Mis sobrinos tienen miedo del perro de mis abuelos.
2) Necesitas tener cuidado con la computadora portátil.
3) Yo tengo que practicar el vocabulario de español.
4) Lola y yo tenemos ganas de escuchar música latina.
5) Anita cree que dos más dos son cinco. Ella no tiene razón.
6) Ganas cien dólares en la lotería. Tú tienes mucha suerte.
Explanation:
1) My nephews are afraid of my grandparents' dog.
2) You need to be careful with the laptop.
3) I have to practice the vocabulary of Spanish.
4) Lola and I want to listen to Latin music.
5) Anita believes that two plus two is five. She is not right.
6) You win a hundred dollars in the lottery. You have a lot of luck.
they teach to how they are before, they teach their costums, costumbres and more
Sh - nunca vi "sh" en una palabra de espanol
Answer:
No se lo querría dar.
No querría dárselo.
Explanation:
The subject of the sentence, "No querría," is "I." The direct object of the sentence is "el dinero," and the indirect object is "a ella." Therefore, the two correct ways to rewrite the sentence using direct and indirect object pronouns are "No se lo querría dar" and "No querría dárselo."
