Explanation:
Isabel and I go shopping at the mall. I have to buy some things from my relatives because I am going to travel to the city this weekend. My cousin Laura wants to buy some sunglasses, but she has to buy me a swimsuit. For my two nephews, I'm going to buy a baseball.
Answer:
1. Se la debo escribir.
2. Alfredo siempre se los da.
3. Nadie nos la dio.
4. Mi hermano se los va a dar.
5. La tía de Reynaldo nos lo habló.
6. Manolo no se lo quiere dar.
7. Nunca se las quiere decir.
8. No se la pudieron decir.
9. Elena no se las tuvo que enviar.
10. Ellos no se los pudieron dar.
11. ¿Se lo prestaste?
12. Él se lo devolvió.
13. ¿Se la escribió Andrés?
14. Los estudiantes se lo piden.
15. Mi madre nos la sirvió.
16. Mi amigo se lo dio.
Explanation:
In this exercise, you have to replace the sentences using both direct and indirect object pronouns. On one hand, you have to use <u>direct object pronouns </u>(''pronombres de objeto directo'' in Spanish) when you need to replace a direct object, which is a noun, so you do not have to repeat the noun. On the other hand, you have to use <u>indirect object pronouns </u>(''pronombres de objeto indirecto'' in Spanish) when you need to say to whom or for whom something is done.
El freno means brakes and they make a squealing noises when they are broke.
Answer:
The Oruro Carnival combines stories of the Conquest with religious elements. true false 2. The Virgen del Socavón is the protector of the city. true false 3. Devil masks have symbols of indigenous mythology. true false 4. The masks are all the same. true false 5. The most famous parade is that of the brunette. true false 6. The carnival devil has elements of Uncle Supay from Andean mythology. true false 7. The parade of the morenadas is done in commemoration of the Virgen del Socavón. true false 8. The Oruro Carnival has been declared "masterpiece of the oral and intangible heritage of humanity". true False
Explanation:
Answer: This translates to: Summary of the book "the other rooster"
Explanation: Use google translate.
(I don't know what you learned so I can't help you on that)
