Answer:
infame
The translation for infamous in Spanish is actually infame.
Answer:
i'm giving my best! :)
Explanation:
I.
a) Dormimos. Comí. Vivieron. Caminaron.
b) -í, -iste, -ió, -imos, -isteis, -ieron.
II.
a) Dijiste. Dijimos. Dijisteis. Dijeron. Dije. Dijo.
b)Traje. Trajiste. Trajo. Trajimos. Trajisteis. Trajeron.
III.
2. Yo conduje. I drove.
* (according to the RAE, the first person singular of the past tense in Spanish is conduje, for that reason it is not with í (conducí) as it would be incorrect.
3. Él tradujo. He translated.
4. Nosotros trajimos. We brought.
5. Ellos dijeron. They said.
6. Ustedes produjeron. You produced.
7. Ellas contradijeron. They contradicted.
Veo
ven
ves
ponemos
pongo
ponen
hago
haces
hace
there you go!
Answer:
Benjamin Harrison
Explanation:
Martí's comments on the Washington Conference emphasize the opportunities as well as the dangers inherent in a closer relationship between Latin America and the United States. His commentary helped forge public and official opinion in Argentina and other countries regarding the motives of the United States in calling for the meeting, and to some degree they continue to influence ambivalent Latin American attitudes towards US-led Panamericanism to this day. Finally, Martí provides us with insights into the Conference's functioning in political, psychological, cultural and linguistic terms.
