Answer:
1. ¡Cómela!
2. ¡Hazlos!
3. ¡Lávala!
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to select the correct use of <u>object pronouns with commands in Spanish</u>. Commands with pronouns combine actions with objects. In this case, there are only affirmative commands so the object pronouns have to be attached to the end of the verb.
Answer:
Collaboration is when you work with someone to create something while plagiarism is when you take credit for someones work.
Explanation:
Yes, when you put in your birthdate, it generates your age for you
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Answer:
1) asistimos, 2) no, 3) bebes, 4) comemos, 5) escribo, 6) piensas.
Explanation:
1) Todos los sábados, todos nosotros <em>asistimos</em> a una clase de yoga a las siete y media. (<em>asistir a una clase</em> - to go to a class).
2) Mi madre es buena en yoga, pero mi padre <em>no</em>. (The sentence describes a comparison).
3) Tu <em>bebes</em> té japones, (<em>beber té</em> - to drink tea)
4) Y mi hermana y yo <em>comemos</em> bananas y cereales. (<em>comer</em> - to eat)
5) Luego mi hermana y sus amigas escuchan música y yo <em>escribo</em> en mi diario. (<em>escribir en</em> - to write in)
6) Y tú, ¿<em>piensas</em> que es importante compartir actividades con tu familia? (<em>pensar</em> - to think)
Answer:
ExplanaIntroductory elements often require a comma, but not always. Use a comma in the following cases: After an introductory clause. After a long introductory prepositional phrase or more than one introductory prepositional phrase.tion:
