Answer:
These are direct object pronouns for it and them:
<em>lo</em> = masculine singular nouns, <em>por ejemplo, </em><em>el piano </em>
<em>la</em> = feminine singular nouns, <em>por ejemplo, </em><em>la música</em>
<em>los</em> = masculine plural nouns, <em>por ejemplo, </em><em>los pianos </em>
<em>las</em> = feminine singular nouns, <em>por ejemplo, </em><em>las canciones</em>
Enter the corresponding object pronoun to replace the noun.
Explanation:
Answer:
1- para
2- en
3- para
4- a/ en / por
5- por
Explanation:
Use of prepositions:
1 Para dar un paseo las montañas, necesitas botas. "Para" means in this case "in order to" and introduces a clause of purpose.
2 Muchas personas viajan al Amazonas en barco. "En" indicates place, in this case a means of transport.
3 El autobús es un medio de transporte para muchas personas. In this case "para" means "for" and indicates quantity.
4 Por lo general la gente de las zonas rurales de Colombia viaja en chivas. "Por" is used in a fixed expression that means "in general".
5 Viaja de noche si quieres llegar a Buenos Aires a/ en/ por la mañana. The three prepositions are correct to indicate time, in this case morning time.
6 Tienes que pasar por la aduana si viajas a otro país. "Por" indicates the place that it is necessary to go through (the customs house) in order to cross the border between countries.
Answer: how are you Mrs.Rodriguez
Explanation:
como is how estar usted is are you and i guess you know the last part
Answer:
1. tenía
2. llegó
3. era
4. Podía
5. encantaba
6. daba
7. tomaba
8. tomó
9. dormía
10. durmió
11. conoció
12. dió
13. Se comió
14. entré
15. descubrí
16. salió
17. ví
18. se escaparon
19. Regresaron
Explanation:
The Simple Preterite indicates an enunciated action that is considered finished. It applies to actions completed in the past that are not necessarily related to the factual status of the present situation.
It is used in Spanish to express: actions that take place at a certain moment in the past in a timely manner or a new action that occurs in the past and that interrupts a course of action that was already in progress and that is expressed in the past tense.
On the other hand, the imperfect past tense of the indicative is a frequent tense in Romance languages. It describes an action or state in the past whose time limits are not relevant, that is, a grammatical time of the past with a grammatical aspect. It is used in Spanish to express courses of past actions whose beginning and end are not specified.
Answer:
1-Luisa esta muy cansada
2-Yo soy profesora de arte
3-tú eres de chile
I don't know if you are from Chile or I am from Chile
I hope it helps you✌
