Answer:
1- para
2- en
3- para
4- a/ en / por
5- por
Explanation:
Use of prepositions:
1 Para dar un paseo las montañas, necesitas botas. "Para" means in this case "in order to" and introduces a clause of purpose.
2 Muchas personas viajan al Amazonas en barco. "En" indicates place, in this case a means of transport.
3 El autobús es un medio de transporte para muchas personas. In this case "para" means "for" and indicates quantity.
4 Por lo general la gente de las zonas rurales de Colombia viaja en chivas. "Por" is used in a fixed expression that means "in general".
5 Viaja de noche si quieres llegar a Buenos Aires a/ en/ por la mañana. The three prepositions are correct to indicate time, in this case morning time.
6 Tienes que pasar por la aduana si viajas a otro país. "Por" indicates the place that it is necessary to go through (the customs house) in order to cross the border between countries.
Answer:
It was split into two halves, the "Wild Side" and the "Mild Side."
Imperfect tense - The translations in English for the imperfect are “used to...” and “I was -ing” (EX. Comía = “I used to eat” and “I was eating”)
Present tense - The translations in the English for the present are “I am -ing” and “I do ...” (EX. Como = “I am eating” and “i do eat”)
