Hello in Chinese is “Ni hao”. Just think of the Nick Jr. show “Ni Hao Kai-Lan”. That’s how I remember the answer, because they used “ni hao” as hello.
Answer:
1) El hermano de Camilo <em>tiene</em> una casa cerca del mar.
2) Mis tíos <em>visitan</em> desde París.
3) Todos los días, yo <em>salgo</em> a trabajar a las 8 a.m.
4) No me gusta cuando ustedes <em>visitan</em> sin avisar.
5) Nosotros <em>somos</em> una familia muy grande.
Explanation:
1) The sentence is written in present tense, the subject <em>El hermano de Camilo</em> is Third Person Singular and verb is <em>tener</em> (to have).
2) The sentence is written in present tense, the subject <em>Mis tíos</em> is Third Person Plural and verb is <em>visitar desde</em> (to visit from).
3) The sentence is written in present tense, the subject <em>yo</em> is First Person Singular and verb is <em>salir a trabajar</em> (to go out to work).
4) The sentence is written in present tense, the subject <em>ustedes</em> is Second Person Plural and verb is <em>visitar sin avisar</em> (to visit without notice).
5) The sentence is written in present tense, the subject <em>Nosotros</em> is First Person Plural and verb is <em>ser</em> (to be).
Answer: When the information you need to convey is simple:
Explanation:
What are the choices? Could be Convinced, or Trust. Could answer correctly if you had the choices.
Answer:
We just concluded that we accept the job? ( im not sure ;-;)
Explanation:
