Answer:
puedes tomar un tiempo aislado de todo y meditar en ti
Nunca no se ______ (ver–2 palabras) un Inti Raymi sin sol.
Answer: ha visto
Aún no se <u>ha visto</u> un Inti Raymi sin sol.
We haven´t seen a sunless Inti Raymi yet.
Translation:
Recommendations for a visit to Cusco:
This day was always sunny, so you can not forget a sunscreen to apply yourself, and not just the face; It is better to apply it to all the parts of your body that will be exposed, such as the arms, neck, ears, etc. Also, keep a sunscreen on hand; It is recommended to get every 45 minutes. In addition to this, you should wear sunglasses and a hat or cap; It is not news that ultraviolet rays attack us more and more.
Explanation:
The Inti Raymi is an ancient Inca religious celebration, the Incas worshiped their god: the God Inti or Sun.
Answer:
The correct answer is Él ve a la duquesa.
Explanation:
The important thing about this sentence is knowing how to locate the article.
Articles always accompany a noun with which they agree in gender (masculine, feminine) and number (singular, plural). In Spanish, there are two types of articles: indeterminate articles (un, una, unas, unas) and definite articles (el / los, la / las, lo).
The way in which this sentence would be correctly written would be:
Pronoun + verb + preposition + definite article + noun.
Él ve a la duquesa.