Fill in the sentences with the correct object pronoun:

David speaks factually about health issues in his family. In his journal, however, he expresses his feelings about them. Listen

LuckyWell [14K]

Answer:

1. Me enoja que mi abuela no deje de fumar

2. Me m.olesta* que mi padre tome muchos calmantes

3. Me sorprende que mi primo Rafael no haga ejercicio

4. Siento que ahora mismo mi tía Marta tenga gripe

5. Me alegro de que en la familia no haya más enfermedades

*I have to write "m.olesta" like that because brainly marks it as an inappropriate word

Explanation:

In this activity we have to listen to David´s statements and complete the sentences using the Present Subjunctive.

In Spanish the present subjunctive is used to express situations of doubt or denial, wishes and desires, expressing emotions or feelings.

1. Me enoja que mi abuela no deje de fumar <em> (It angers me that my grandmother doesn't stop smoking)</em>

deje is the conjugated form of the verb dejar (to quit) in Present subjunctive 3rd person singular Ella (she)

2. Me m.olesta que mi padre tome muchos calmantes <em>(It bothers me that my father takes so many painkillers)</em>

tome is the conjugated form of the verb tomar (to take) in Present subjunctive 3rd person singular Él (he)

3. Me sorprende que mi primo Rafael no haga ejercicio <em>(It surprises me that my cousin Rafael doesn't work out)</em>

Haga is the conjugated form of the verb hacer (to do) in Present subjunctive 3rd person singular Él (he)

4. Siento que ahora mismo mi tía Marta tenga gripe <em>(I`m sorry that right now my aunt Marta has the flu)</em>

Tenga is the conjugated form of the verb tener (to have) in Present subjunctive 3rd person singular Ella (she)

5. Me alegro de que en la familia no haya más enfermedades <em>(I´m happy that there aren´t any more illnesses in the family)</em>

haya is the conjugated form of the verb haber (there is/are) in Present subjunctive 3rd person singular

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Por or para

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50, 150, 250 ... 1.050, 5.000, 20.000, 35.000 ... 95.000 100.000, 200.000, 300.000 ... 1.000.000 100.000.000, 90.000.000, 80.000

Zolol [24]

In this problem, we need to follow the pattern and write out the missing numbers in Spanish. The model is:

Modelo: 5, 10, 15 ... 50 = veinte, venticinco, treinta, treinta y cinco, cuarenta, cuarenta y cinco.

So the pattern are the following:

1) 50, 150, 250 ... 1.050

2) 5.000, 20.000, 35.000 ... 95.000

3) 100.000, 200.000, 300.000 ... 1.000.000

4) 100.000.000, 90.000.000, 80.000.000 ... 0

Therefore:

<h2>First.</h2><h3>50, 150, 250 ... 1050</h3>

The sequence is increasing at intervals of 100 <em>(in Spanish, cien). </em>Then the complete sequence is:

50, 150, 250, 350, 450, 550, 650, 750, 850, 950, 1050

This is written in Spanish as follows:

<em>Cincuenta, Ciento cincuenta, doscientos cincuenta, trescientos cincuenta, cuatrocientos cincuenta, quinientos cincuenta, seiscientos cincuenta, setecientos cincuenta, ochocientos cincuenta, novecientos cincuenta, mil cincuenta</em>

<h2>Second</h2><h3>5.000, 20.000, 35.000 ... 95.000 </h3>

In this case the sequence is increasing at intervals of 15.000 <em>(in Spanish, quince mil). </em>Then the complete sequence is:

5.000, 20.000, 35.000, 50.000, 65.000, 80.000, 95.000

So, this is written in Spanish as follows:

<em>Cinco mil, veinte mil, treinta y cinco mil, cincuenta mil, sesenta y cinco mil, ochenta mil, noventa y cinco mil</em>

<h2>Third.</h2><h3>100.000, 200.000, 300.000 ... 1.000.000 </h3>

The sequence here is increasing at intervals of 100.000 <em>(In Spanish, cien mil). </em>Hence the complete sequence is:

100.000, 200.000, 300.000, 400.000, 500.000, 600.000, 700.000, 800.000, 900.000, 1.000.000

<em>Cien mil, doscientos mil, trescientos mil, cuatrocientos mil, quinientos mil, seiscientos mil. setecientos mil, ochocientos mil, novecientos mil, un millón.</em>

<h2>Fourth.</h2><h3>100.000.000, 90.000.000, 80.000.000 ... 0</h3>

Here the sequence is decreasing at intervals of 10.000.000 <em>(In Spanish, diez millones). </em>Accordingly, the complete sequence is:

100.000.000, 90.000.000, 80.000.000, 70.000.000, 60.000.000, 50.000.000, 40.000.000, 30.000.000, 20.000.000, 10.000.000, 0

That is written in Spanish as follows:

<em>Cien millones, noventa millones, ochenta millones, setenta millones, sesenta millones, cincuenta millones, cuarenta millones, treinta millones, veinte millones, diez millones, cero</em>

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Which letter is always silent?<br> h<br> Y<br> J<br> g

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The letter h is always silent

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