1.Juan tiene que estar a la escuela a tiempo (to be)
2. Juan tiene un ponche de frutas (to have)
3. Juan pide un taxi para ir a su casa (to go)
4. Juan cruzó la calle para ir a la tienda (to cross)
5. Juan monta caballos (to ride)
6. Juan llega a la escuela a tiempo (to arrive)
7. Juan tiene que cruzar el puente para ir a mexico (Bridge)
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Answer:
<em>Campeonato</em><em>, derivada.</em>
<em>Extrovertidamente</em><em>, derivada.</em>
<em>Interdisciplinario</em><em>, parasintética.</em>
<em>Hermanastra</em><em>, parasintética.</em>
<em>Relación</em><em>, simple.</em>
<em>Electromecánica</em><em>, compuesta.</em>
Explanation:
Simple words are those that originate from a root with a meaning of their own. For example, <u>Relación</u>
Compound words are formed from two simple words, such as <u>electromecánica</u>
Derived words are those with an additional addition - a suffix or prefix - and by removing it the word retains the same meaning it had, as:
- Extrovertidamente, without suffix mente = Extrovertida.
- Campeonato, without suffix ato = Campeón.
Parasynthetic words are simple words to which a component -suffix or prefix- has been added, such as derivatives, with the difference that by losing that component the word loses meaning, such as:
- Hermanastra, without suffix astra = Heman...
- Interdiciplinario, without prefix inter and suffix ario = disciplin...
Answer:
Shaina brought the sense of beauty once again into their Spartan lives
Explanation:
that what it means
