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Answer:</h2>
pide
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Explanation:</h2>
In Spanish command sentences are said to be in the imperative mood. The formal subject pronoun in Spanish is usted, so in this paragraph, use, evite and ponga are conjugations of verbs that matches the formal form of commands. The verbs are the following:
- Use comes from usar
- Evite comes from evitar
- Ponga comes from poner
Pide matches both the formal form (usted) and the third person singular (él/ella) but in the simple present tense. So the correct paragraph is just as that one given in the exercise:
<em>Sra. Sánchez, aquí hay algunas sugerencias para su viaje. </em><em>Use </em><em>su celular para sacar fotos porque una cámara grande llama la atención. </em><em>Evite</em><em> ser un blanco fácil. </em><em>Pida </em><em>recomendaciones de la gente local. </em><em>Ponga</em><em> su dinero en el bolsillo de adelante, no en el bolsillo de atrás.</em>
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- Pida comes from pedir and matches the formal form in the imperative mood.
Answer:
The sentence that we must complete is:
"Quien _________ dos lenguas vale por dos."
A rough translation of this is:
"Who ____ two languajes, is worth for two"
The word that can complete the sentence is "speak" or "habla" in Spanish, the complete sentence is:
Quien habla dos lenguas vale por dos.
Answer:
"List of two verbs for each letter of the alphabet in alphabetical order and identify the non-personal form"
Explanation:
Lo siento pero no entiendo bien el español ...
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