Basically, your teacher is asking you to write about what you do outside of school, and a recent success (such as an A on a paper or you won an award for something). Also, your teacher wants to know about a real problem in your school (such as bullying, racism, sexism, etc.), and what you want to study next year in Spanish.
I cannot write the entire thing in space, but make sure you use SIMPLE verbs and phrases. You want to make this easier on you and your work. Use nouns that you know first and work your way up. I highly recommend SpanishDict.com for looking up nouns/verbs you don’t know, and it conjugates the entire verb list at the bottom of the definition. :)
Answer: ᴇɴᴛʀᴇɴᴏ ᴇʟ ᴊᴜᴇᴠᴇꜱ
Explanation:
Una democracia i think
Hope this Helped :D
Answer: This translates to: Write three things you learned about schools in Mexico.
Explanation: Use google translate.
(also I don't know what you learned so I can't help you on that)
Answer:
The correct category of each name of the food is:
- Las grasas: <u>La mantequilla</u>.
- Las verduras: <u>Los guisantes, la cebolla</u>.
- Las frutas: <u>Las uvas</u>.
- El pan: <u>Los postres, los espaguetis</u>.
Explanation:
The translation of the answer is:
- The fats: <u>The butter</u>.
- The vegetables: <u>The peas</u>, <u>the onion</u>.
- The fruits: <u>the grapes</u>.
- The bread: <u>The desserts, the spaghetti</u>.
As you can see, the category was selected depending on the type of food: The butter is a fat, the peas and onion are vegetables, the grapes are fruits, and the desserts and spaghetti are considered 'flour' as the bread.
About the articles in each case, remember the definite articles are regularly the translations of the article "the" in Spanish, <u>to use it in the correct form you must identify if the word is masculine or feminine and, if the word is singular or plural</u>. The translations of the article the in Spanish are:
- <em>El:</em> Singular - masculine.
- <em>La:</em> Singular - feminine.
- <em>Los:</em> Plural - masculine.
- <em>Las:</em> Plural - feminine.