1)
No encuentro (those) guantes que compr<span>é translates to "I cannot find those gloves I bought". You must know the gender of the noun (guantes) to correctly answer this question. Guantes is masculine; let's look at the options.
</span>· esa - "that" (feminine)
· esos - "those" (masculine)
· estos - "these" (masculine)
· este - "this" (masculine)
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The first options is feminine; it's out. Out of the last three, esos ("those") is the only one that makes sense.
</span>No encuentro esos guantes que compré.
2)
¿Cual libro te gusto más, (this one) o (that one)? means "Which book did you like more, this one or that one?" The options are:
· ése/este - "that one/this one"
· este/ese - "this one/that one"
The second option makes the most sense here ("...this one or that one?").
¿Cual libro te gusto más, este o ese?
<h3>¿Quiénes introdujeron el pan y el vino a México?</h3>
Answer : b.) Los españoles.
Explanation: Spanish missionaries in Mexico encouraged the cultivation of wheat and the vine in America to obtain the bread and wine of the Eucharist.
Spanish settlers grew wheat to make bread.
Hernán Cortés ordered the planting of vineyards from Spain in Mexico.
Lo que dice que tienes que hacer es escribir cada una de las palabras de ortografía que te dio el maestro y escribir una palabra al lado que rime
Answer:
1.) I just ate pizza with my friends.
Translation:
<u>Acabo de comer pizza con mis amigos.</u>
2.) Mrs. Watson is going to give a quiz in class today.
Translation:
<u>La Sra. Watson va a dar una prueba en clase hoy.</u>
3.) Joe has to buy a new computer for his office.
Translation:
<u>Joe tiene que comprar una computadora nueva para su oficina.</u>
4.) Yinz (i.) just ran five miles. (millas)
Translation:
<u>Yinz acaba de correr cinco millas.</u>
5.) Mr. Smith just taught an interesting class.
Translation:
<u>El Sr. Smith acaba de dar una clase interesante.</u>
Explanation:
I hope I helped you! :)
