Answer:
Debemos buscar una solución para terminar (1) <u>con</u> el problema de la caza. (2) <u>Con</u> tanta caza, los animales del bosque van a desaparecer.
ECOLOGISTA Nosotros queremos hablar con los cazadores, pero ellos no quieren reunirse (3) <u>con nosotros</u> .
ALCALDE (4) <u>Con</u> esa actitud de no querer reunirse, es difícil que ellos colaboren (5) <u>con ustedes</u>. Intentaré llegar a un acuerdo (6) <u>con ellos</u>. Seguro que ellos sí quieren hablar (7) <u>conmigo</u>. Llamaré a mi cuñado, él es cazador y (8) <u>con él</u> se puede hablar (9) <u>con</u> más confianza.
ECOLOGISTA Gracias, señor Alcalde. Cuente (10) <u>con nosotros</u> para lo que necesite.
Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you have to complete the paragraph with the <u>Spanish preposition "con"</u>, which can be translated to "with". <u>Prepositions</u> are used to link two words or phrases together.
The translation of the conjunctions of words is:
with us - with you - with them - with me - with him
2: Falso
3:Cierto
4:Cierto
5:Cierto
6:Cierto
7:Falso
8:Falso
9:Falso
10:Falso
11:Cierto
12:Cierto
Answer: #1 Time to spent prior to seeing a doctor
#2 Scratchy sensation due to illness
#3 Bandage #4 Skin sensitivity
#5 Descansa
#6 No estornuda en clase
#7 Espere
#8 His head
#9 It's important to follow the doctor's advice to treat injuries
Explanation:
#1 Sala de espera means waiting in a living room, until someone to call your name.
#2 El picor means when your body is itchy to something you touched.
#3 It's a bandage because, the doctor says to rest for 2 weeks and to wash wound with water so that it won't be itchy.
#4 It's skin sensitivity because, the doctor says to wear white clothes when you go out to the beach. Which already gives an example that the skin is very sensitive to the sun. And to cover the head with a hat and to drink water.
#5 makes more sense instead of saying rests
#6 No estornuda en clase becuase, It's like your saying don't sneeze in class.
#7 Espere becuase, it makes more sense than saying waits. Trust me I have won 5 scholarships in my school's Spanish competition,
#8 cabeza means head
