Answer:
1. cine
2. concierto
3. entradas
4. restaurante
Explanation:
Answer:
No
Explanation:
No looks and means the same thing in English and Spanish
Answer:
In order to complete this exercise, you have change the subject in each one of the sentences for the one provided in brackets, taking into account the variations in the inflections of the verbs and changing it accordingly. Note that in some cases (tú, yo, nosotras) the subject does not specify a particular agent, so you can omit the subject and the verb will still imply it.
Explanation:
<em>Tomás</em> <em>va</em> a casa de Pablo el viernes.
<em>Los estudiantes van</em> a la librería a comprar unos cuadernos.
(tú) <em>vas</em> a la residencia estudiantil a buscar la mochila.
(Yo) <em>voy</em> al estadio a practicar hockey.
(Nosotras) <em>vamos</em> al museo en autobús.
<em>Mario y tú van</em> mucho al cine.
Answer:
true
Explanation:
Overall the answer to this question would be yes, since the only rules for naming identifiers are that it must only be made up of alphanumerical values and/or underscore. Therefore, as long as it meets this rule it is completely valid. That being said C coders tend to stay away from this practice as it may cause errors in some situations due to interfering with some system names depending on what identifier name is being used.
