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eimsori [14]
3 years ago
14

Quien quiera hablar conmigo puede ser en español o ingles

Spanish
2 answers:
Scrat [10]3 years ago
6 0
Yo hablo los dos idiomas me dices cómo o en qué idioma querías hablar
erik [133]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Yo te hablo ..puedo hablar espanol pero me gusta mas el ingles.

Explanation:

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PART 1

In this sentence, we need to match the sentence parts. So:


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So:

<em>Vamos a argentina para conocer Buenos Aires.</em>


  • Le doy cien dólares <em>matches to </em>por el trabajo que hizo

So:

<em>Le doy cien dólares</em><em> </em><em>por el trabajo que hizo</em>


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<em>No quiero conducir mañana por esa calle</em>


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PART 2


To understand the purpose of POR and PARA is a challenge. In Spanish, <em>POR </em>and <em>PARA </em>are not only equivalent to <em>for, </em>but also <em>by, on, through, because of, in exchange for, in order to, </em>among others. So, to know how to use one or another, we need to examine the use of each preposition. Therefore:


1. Esta llave es para<em> </em>el carro nuevo.

Para is used for <em>goals and purposes</em> as in this example. So, here the <em>key (llave) </em>is used for one purpose, that is, the new car.


2. Tenemos que hacer la tarea para mañana.

Para is also used to talk about <em>deadlines </em>that includes date and times. So, <em>the homework is for tomorrow.</em>


3. A mi madre le encantan las frutas, por ejemplo, el mango.

<em>Por</em><em> ejemplo </em>is a common phrase in Spanish and means <em>for example.</em>


4. Para mí, la tecnología es una maravilla.

<em>Para </em><em>mí </em>is a common phrase in Spanish and means <em>for me.</em>


5. Eduardo está enfermo; por eso no vino a clase hoy.

<em>Por </em><em>eso </em>is a common phrase and means <em>that's why</em>


6. Ayer estuve en el cibercafé por tres horas.

Por is used to talk about <em>duration, </em>that is, the lapse of time an activity took place.


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PART 3

In this exercise, we also need to fill in the blanks with the correct use of PARA and POR


1.  José: Ahora Alejandro García juega para los tigres.

We use the preposition para to indicate the team a person plays for. So, Alejandro García plays for the tigres.


2. Tomás: Sí, lo sé. No me gusta ese jugador. Creo que sólo juega para tener dinero.

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3-4. José: Es verdad. ¿Sabes qué? Ayer vi en la tele que Alejandro se lastimó el pie. Por eso, víctor trujillo va a jugar por él en el partido de mañana.


<em>Por </em><em>eso </em>is a phrase that was explained above.


5. Tomás: Víctor sí que es un jugador excelente. Además juega por el amor al deporte.

Por is used here to talk about <em>motivation </em>whereby you do something.


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