Answer:
I'm glad (no)...
I doubt...
It's good that (no)...
It is impossible that...
I hope (no)...
I don't think...
Model
Student 1: The end of the school year is here
Student 2: It is impossible for the end of the school year to come.
1. I received an A in Spanish class.
2. Your best friend recently lost weight.
3. Beyoncé gave a concert yesterday with Jay-Z.
4. My parents made a million dollars.
5. I have learned to speak Japanese.
6. Our teacher was born in Bolivia.
7. I went out last night with...
8. Last year my family and I went hiking to...
Explanation:
Its translated to English
Answer:
this means I can speak Spanish, my cousin who was born in Mexico but lives in North Carolina helps me learn while working on my Spanish II homework.
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
La familia hispana es más apegada incluso regularmente se reúnen las familias completas ( tíos, tías, abuelos, bisabuelos, primos, cuñadas, nueras, novias, nietos, bisnietos, sobrinos, etc. ).
En la familia norteamericana no existe ese vínculo más allá de los padres matemos y paternos.
Answer:
Think about it like male and female articles.
Explanation:
If the word ends in a then the answer will be "la". That's the female article. If the word ends in o then the answer will be "el". That's the male article. "Los" is also a male article and "las" is also a female article. Those are the basics of Spanish articles.
Answer:
Explanation:
- Maria le habla a su hermana.
-Ella no quiere ir a la fiesta
- Nosotras seguimos a el perrito
