The correct answer is empezar
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<u>Translated from Spanish language:</u> "1. Workers in the United States and those in Spain have different work benefits. true /false 2. Maternity leave is the same in Latin America and the United States. true /false 3. In Venezuela, the maternity leave is four and a half months. true /false 4. In Spain, employees have thirty days of vacation per year. true/ false 5. Until 1990, many Latin American countries had a private retirement system. true /false 6. In Peru they only have a private retirement system. true /false 7. In general, the Hispanic and American curricula have different content. true/ false 8. In Latin America, it is important that the curriculum vitae has few pages. true /False."
"Como cereal para el desayuno" Is how you would right it. If i could i would say it out loud for you but i can't. But, a good way to hear is if you google how do you say i eat cereal for breakfast :) i hope this helped.
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"Cognates and borrowed words are the same" is the one among the following choices given in the question that is a correct statement. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the second option or option "B" "Borrowed words are words that we use from a different language.
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1- it will have the ending -se.
In the infinitive form: dormirse, bañarse, peinarse, vestirse.
Once you conjugate a reflexive you must add the appropriate ending:
Yo- me
Tu- te
El/ella/ usted-se
Nosotros- nos
Vosotros- os
Ellos/ ellas/ ustedes- se
Yo me baño
Tu te peinas
Nosotros nos dormimos a las 10 de la noche.
If you conjugate with gerundio ((-ING endings). You must combine with the verb Estar just as you do in English :
Yo estoy bañANDOME., or Yo ME ESTOY bañANDO I am bathing myself.... or I am showering.
-Ando is the ending for verbs ending on -at and -iendo is the ending for verbs ending on ER or IR the equivalent of verbs ending on ING in English
2. Estoy enamorándome means I am falling in love
Or you can also say: ME estoy enamorando.
3. You are right, la leche se está acabando or la leche está acabándose
4 As previous examples you can put the reflexive pronoun before or after the verb
