1. Yo te pido dinero a ti
2. La vendedora nos muestra machas chaquetas a Laura y a mí
3. ¿Quién paga los estudios a Manuel?
4. ¿A usted le están explicando la verdad? ---> it doesn't has sense but it's right
:)
First of all, we may refer to the things in classroom in Spanish as both “Los artículos del aula de clases” and “Los objetos de la clase<span>“. We will begin by looking at a picture containing several of these items. We will see them in sentences later to hear their pronunciation and how they could be used in real contexts.</span>
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¡A hacerlo!</h2>
La opción correcta es la opción D. Equipaje
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<em>Never </em><em>Give</em><em> Up</em><em>!</em></h2>
Answer:
haha that is a very short sentence,and si esta correcto technically
(don't mind my spanglish)
Explanation:
Answer:
Highlight the citation(s) you want to indent. ...
Along the top menu, click on "Format," then go down to "Align & indent," then click on "Indentation options."
In the Indentation options menu, under "Special," select "Hanging."
Click "Apply."
Resalte la(s) cita(s) que desea sangrar. ...
A lo largo del menú superior, haga clic en "Formato", luego baje hasta "Alinear y sangrar", luego haga clic en "Opciones de sangría".
En el menú de opciones de sangría, en "Especial", seleccione "Colgante".
Haz clic en "Aplicar".
