¡hola!
1- Alfredo no conoce a nadie en esta ciudad.
2- Maribel ahora sabe manejar.
3- ¿ Sabes tú la repuesta al número dos ?
4- Nosotros conocemos muy bien esta universidad.
5- Ellos saben mucho de las computadores.
6- ¿ Hay alguien que conoce la novia de Andrés ?
7- Quiero conocer a Argentina.
8- Espero que Ustedes saben que les quiero mucho.
9- Anoche nosotros sabíamos las malas noticias.
10- Ustedes ya le conocen a mi mejor amigo.
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<u>in English, only one verb = to know</u>
in Spanish as in French, there are two verbs
saber => to have the knowledge, to know how <em>(in French = savoir)</em>
conocer => to be familiar with, to meet <em>(in French = connaitre)</em>
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Hope this helps :)
Not sure about the imperfect tense but to answer the first part
el coche era grande y rojo
Translation:
"My mom hopes that I will not _____ anyone"
Is there any answer options? Is this multiple choice?
if not my best guess for a fill in the blank would be "herir" (hurt)
SANDRA por que tú dijiste que yo no soy buen estudiante?
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
You did not mention the time, the moment in history, or any specific election. However, we can answer in general terms.
The sectors of the population where Latins gained acceptance in the United States society are basically in the business sector and some government offices in states such as California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, New York, Connecticut, and Illinois.
Latinos have increased their presence in public offices and in the corporate world of the above-mentioned states. For instance, Mexicans have a strong presence in places such as Los Angeles, Phoenix, Tucson, Connecticut, Texas, and Chicago.
Puerto Ricans and Dominicans have a strong presence in New York. Cubans, in the state of Florida.
