Answer:
- h
- c
- j
- b
- g
- a
- i
- e
- f
- d
Explanation:
- The professor is intelligent.
- The professor is ready
- The lady is boring.
- The lady is bored.
- The man has a chronic illness.
- The man is sick.
- The girl is pretty.
- The girl looks pretty.
- The boy is always sad.
- The boy is sad.
As a general rule, when talking about permanent characteristics we use the verb <em>ser,</em> and when talking about temporary conditions we use the verb <em>estar</em>. As we can see in these examples, the verbs can change the meaning of the sentence entirely despite both being translated in English as <em>to be</em>.
Don Quixote lived in Madrid Spain
Hola,
Mi nombre es (insert name) y vivo en (insert location/state)
Mi materia favorita en la escuela es la clase de (inster subject). Estoy trabajando en un (insert project or assignment). Aunque me gusta más (something you like more then the project). No me gusta la clase de (instert class). Es aburrido y soy terrible en el (part of class you are bad at). Necesito usar (instert thing you need for class).
Answer:
para responder a esta pregunta necesitaría el pasaje del texto
Explanation:
Answer:
1. ninguna
2. tampoco
3. ni
4. algún
Explanation:
Indefinite pronouns are a class of words with an adjective, pronoun or adverb value that give the name different values. They can express a quantity, diversity, equality, quality, distribution, etc. There are also affirmative and negative words to talk about affirmative or negative situations.
Affirmative words
algo - something
alguien - someone
algún/a/o/as/os - a, one, some, any*
siempre - always
también - also
Negative words
nada - nothing
nadie - nobody
ningún/ninguno/a - none*
nunca/jamas - never
tampoco - neither
*These words have to match with gender
EX.
La aventura - (fem.) /alguna or ninguna
