Answer:
Explanation:
Question 1 with 1 blank room / clean and tidy Question 2 with 1 blank hotel restaurant / excellent Question 3 with 1 blank elevator door / open Question 4 with 1 blank other guests / French Question 5 with 1 blank (me) / tired of travel Question 6 with 1 blankPaula and I / looking for the buttons Question 7 with 1 blankla employee / very nice Question 8 with 1 blankel buttons / busy Question 9 with 1 blank us / in the city of San Juan Question 10 with 1 blank (you) / José Javier Fernández
Usted [morir, conseguir, pedir, sentirse, despedirse, vestirse] tú [conseguir, servir, morir, pedir, dormir, repetir] ellas [rep
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Usted - muere, consigue, (se) siente, (se) despise, (se) viste.
T<span>ú</span> - consigues, sirves, mueres, pides, duermes, repites.
Ellas - repiten, duermen, siguen, prefieren, mueren, sirven.
Nosotros - seguimos, preferimos, servimos, (nos) vestimos, (nos) depedimos, (nos) dormimos)
Ustedes - (se) sienten, (se) visten, consiguen, piden, (se despiden), (se) duermen)
Answer:
In the following poem by Luis of Gongora and argote, following the example of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, he rewrites the verses that break with the syntax in the box on the right
Explanation:
That's the best translation I can make out of it
1) En el sofa
2) encima de la mesa
3) <span>a la derecha del televisor
4) </span><span>aquí
5) </span><span>cerca del padre</span>
