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Question 1 with 1 blankel público quería / el grupo / tocar más canciones Question 2 with 1 blankme sorprendió / los actores / n

san4es73 [151]

Answer:

1. El público QUERÍA que el grupo TOCARA más canciones

2. Me SORPRENDIÓ que los actores no se APRENDIERAN bien sus papeles

3. No FUE necesario que la exposición ESTUVIERA tanto tiempo en la galería

4. Los lectores nunca se IMAGINARON que la novela TUVIERA un final trágico

5. Yo DESEABA hacer un mejor trabajo que tú en la obra

Explanation:

To be able to answer this exercise we need to be capable of, mainly, two things:

1. Understand the meaning of the sentences in order to adequate conjugate the verbs that need to change their form to make sense.

2. Understand the use of the subordinate link word QUE, which is a word that indicates that there is a subordinate sentence (a sentence who depends on others to have complete meaning).

Thus, we will be practising two aspects at the same time, but, for the same reason, we need to be really focused on the production of these sentences.

Notice that in the answers the conjugated verbs are marked with CAPITAL and bolded letters , while the subordinate link words are marked with italic and bold style words.

<h3>ANSWERS:</h3>

1. El público QUERÍA que el grupo TOCARA más canciones

2. Me SORPRENDIÓ que los actores no se APRENDIERAN bien sus papeles

3. No FUE necesario que la exposición ESTUVIERA tanto tiempo en la galería

4. Los lectores nunca se IMAGINARON que la novela TUVIERA un final trágico

5. Yo DESEABA hacer un mejor trabajo que tú en la obra.

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4 years ago

You have been given the task of alphabetizing some files at your job where Spanish is the

Svetradugi [14.3K]

In this question, You were given the task of alphabetically organizing some files in your work where Spanish is the predominant language. As your coworker hands you the files, she will say the letter that should be filed by your name.

<h3>How to learn the alphabet in spanish?</h3>

The path to learning any language is very similar. First we need to learn the basics and then we complement the basics and train to reach the desired fluency.

For this reason, the first point we learn is the alphabet. For the Spanish language, although it looks a lot like English, Spanish has some differences in its alphabet. These small variations are fundamental to understanding the way in which we are going to write and speak.

B = be
F = efe
H = hache
Y = i griega
Q = qu
R = ere

Learning Spanish takes practice, and that's great practice.

Aprender español requiere práctica, y eso es una gran práctica.

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2 years ago

Which of the following statements means "Gerardo is worried."

Morgarella [4.7K]

Answer:

Gerardo está preocupado

Explanation:

I don’t the see choices but I figured that’s what it would be

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3 years ago

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The two main different ways to address people are formally and

Salsk061 [2.6K]

Answer:

formally and informally.

Explanation:

In Spanish, we distinguish two ways of addressing someone: formally and informally.

When talking to a friend, we use the pronoun tú. We must also use the verb conjugated in the second person plural, while if we refer to a group of two or more friends, we use the pronoun vosotros, and the second person plural form for the verb. This is informal address.

However, when we talk to a teacher, an elder, a boss or whomever we want to be respectful towards, we use the pronoun usted, which uses the third person singular form of the verb, while if there are two or more of our interlocutors, we use ustedes, and the third person plural form of the verb. This is a way to address somebody formally.

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3 years ago

1. __________ : dar un regalo 2. __________ : una comida fría y dulce 3. __________ : dos personas enamoradas 4. __________ : un

melisa1 [442]

Answer:

1. presente; helado; comprometidos; chico fiestero; casado; celebrar; dudoso

Explanation:

1. presente; helado; comprometidos; chico fiestero; casado; celebrar; dudoso; amigo.

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& According to the Nso there aremore female (f) Filipinor thanmale (m) Filipino