Answer: mi mamá es muy hermosa y divertida. ella me hace reír cada vez que habla. todo el mundo dice que me veo como ella porque es tan hermosa. nos encanta ir de compras, y hablo de cualquier cosa. amo a mi mamá porque ella es como yo. mi mamá es tan amable y amable que siempre me ayuda con mi trabajo.
Explanation: This is what it means in english: my mom is very beautiful and funny. she makes me laugh everytime she talks. everyone says i look just like her because she is so beautiful. we love to go and shop, and talk about anything. i love my mom because she if just like me. my mom is so nice and kind she always helps me with my work. shes the best mom i could ask for.
Answer:
What aspects of medieval literature are still reflected in literature and life today?
Explanation:
I am sure that ¿qué aspectos de la literatura medieval todavía se reflejan en la literatura y la vida de hoy en día? means What aspects of medieval literature are still reflected in literature and life today?
Hope this helps
Answer:
The sentences in Spanish are:
- <u><em>Pedí</em></u><em> una ensalada con huevos y pan tostado.</em>
- <em>Mi amigo Toni </em><u><em>pidió</em></u><em> una hamburguesa con papas fritas.</em>
- <em>Ambos </em><u><em>pedimos</em></u><em> un refresco para beber.</em>
- <em>La camarera me </em><u><em>sirvió</em></u><em> la comida.</em>
- <em>No me agradó la camarera porque era tosca. </em>
- <em>No traía servilletas ni tenedores. </em>
- <u><em>Pedí</em></u><em> la cuenta.</em>
- <em>Toni </em><u><em>pagó</em></u><em> la cuenta.</em>
- <em>Ninguno de nosotros se </em><u><em>divirtió</em></u><em>.</em>
- <em>Toni y yo no dejamos una buena propina.</em>
Explanation:
Each sentence in English in the exercise has the Past Tense in them, by this reason you just must translate the sentences, however, you must know the right conjugation of the verbs used in the sentences, in this case, I'll show the conjugation of the verbs <em>"pedir,"</em> <em>"servir,"</em> <em>"pagar,"</em> and <em>"divertir"</em> in Past Tense, depending on the personal pronoun used:
- <em>Yo </em><u><em>pedí</em></u><em>, serví, pagué, me divertí.
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- <em>Tú pediste, serviste, pagaste, te divertiste.
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- <em>El/Ella/Ello </em><u><em>pidió, sirvió, pagó, se divirtió</em></u><em>.
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- <em>Nosotros </em><u><em>pedimos</em></u><em>, servimos, pagamos, nos divertimos.
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- <em>Ustedes/Ellos pidieron, sirvieron, pagaron, se divirtieron.
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How you can see in the sentences, <u>sometimes you can leave out the noun, this can be used when the conjugated verb just apply for a noun, then, to use that verb alone is equal to use it with its noun</u>.
Bonito or guapo, either works.
