Explanation:
The question you want me to answer is undefined so I will explain from both sides.
Firstly, "necesitas" is wrong. Necesitas is the "tú" conjuagate form of necesitar. It would be used in cases such as:
<em>¿Tú </em><em>necesitas</em><em> un vaso de agua?</em>
The yo form for necesitar would be necesito. Now that we have the correct verb, lets look at the sentence from two sides.
Depending on your question, the sentence can be written in one of two ways.
<em>1. Yo no necesito un papel en la clase de educación física.</em>
<em>2. Yo necesito un papel en la clase de educación física.</em>
In sentence 2, you don't need anything in between the "yo" and "necesito".
Again, this is subjective as I don't really know the question they are asking you. Though I hope I helped you!
Explanation:
yo soy /// nosotro(a)s somos
tu eres. /// vosotro(a)s son
el(ella) es /// ello(a)s son
Many means muchos/mucho
One is uno/una
Answer:
1. Where is Omar Fuentes at the beginning of the episode? It is in the archaeological complex of Puca Pucará. It is in Lima, the capital of Peru. 2. Why does Omar have trouble breathing at the beginning of the episode? He has many things to say and very little time. It is at a height of 11,200 feet above the level (level) of the sea. 3. Could Omar's mother communicate with her son? No, he is incommunicado in Cuzco. Yes, she called Omar on her cell phone. 4. According to the episode, what are the main innovations in communication technologies? Internet and cell phone videoconferencing and cybercafés 5. Do these technologies improve the lives of Cuzquenos? Why? No, in the city of Cuzco there is no infrastructure for these technologies. Yes, it offers the possibility of establishing working contacts with other countries. 6 What services cybercafes offer to users? the possibility of knowing better the country that are visiting the possibility of using e-mail and surfing the net
Answer:
Operro
Explanation:
o pájaro: means a bird
o colibri: means a humming bird
and Operro means: operro which is a business
