Answer:
My answer in English and Spanish.
Explanation:
English:
I think the future will be mostly filled with technology like for example: a phone that is waterproof, unbreakable and you don’t need to touch the screen, but say it. Transportation will look like this: a car that drives itself, opens the do by itself. Things will NOT be same as now. I think the things that will be different it the technology and of what people wants/desire. I think life will become in the middle of better and worse because there are a lot of ups and downs, so it’s going to be in the middle.
Spanish translation:
Creo que el futuro estará mayormente lleno de tecnología como, por ejemplo: un teléfono resistente al agua, irrompible y no necesitas tocar la pantalla, pero dilo. El transporte se verá así: un automóvil que se conduce solo, abre la puerta por sí mismo. Las cosas NO serán las mismas que ahora. Creo que las cosas que serán diferentes es la tecnología y lo que la gente quiere / desea. Creo que la vida se volverá en el medio de lo mejor y peor porque hay muchos altibajos, así que va a estar en el medio.
Answer:
Estoy confundido ¿qué se supone que debemos responder?
Explanation:
The creation and implementation of a new curriculum has had its greatest success in the design and publication of objectives, modalities, and specifications. Foci of the curriculum include computer science, compulsory English and French from fourth grade, ecology, and sports, as well as strengthening the traditional studies of language and math. Most areas now have government-issued books for 100 percent of basic education and 60 percent of secondary, together with their teachers' guides. These books are supplied for at least a minimal fee, however, and availability is not universal. Many schools, especially private schools, still opt for commercial texts approved by the Secretariat that are sold at prices that are almost prohibitive for the average breadwinner. Much training has been done to orient public teachers in the use of audiovisual equipment, yet most public schools lack both equipment and electrical supply for their use. Language and math programs, however are broadcast by means of contracted radio stations, especially to the border zones.<span>
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1 comen
2 es
3 entendemos
4 les gusta mirar la tele
5 si, la conozco
6 yo duermo mucho
7 ellos van a estudiar
8 yo tengo que limpiar la casa
9 habla (im not sure)
10 haz (im not sure)
11 que piensan ustedes
12 hago
13 no puedes ir
14 estamos bebiendo
15 estoy jugando
i speak fluent spanish and i think these are correct please let me know if i got them right :)) hope this helped!
the correct aswer should be
la cafeteria
