Obra de teatro “Caperucita roja y el lobo" Discurso directo Discurso indirecto Dialogo de la obra

andrew11 [14]

The correct answer is: [A]:

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→ " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. "

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Note: This is a "multiple-choice" question — with 2 (two) answer choices provided. Among these 2 (two) answer choices:

→ Answer choice: [A]: " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. " ;

→ is, in fact, the correct answer choice.

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Note that the Spanish question being asked:

→ " ¿Qué le (m)olesta a tu hermano? " ;

translates (in English) to:

→ " What {bothers/disturbs/annoys] your brother? "

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The 2 (two) answer choices being presented translate to:

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" Dogs {annoy/bother/disturb} my brother. "

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Or: " The dogs {annoy/bother/disturb} my brother. "

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Note: In this case, using proper Spanish grammar, you must include the "indirect object Spanish pronoun" — which is: " le " ;

→ which corresponds to the "third person, singular, form" ;

→ {that is: " Ud./usted " / " él " / "ella" / "single person first name — (male or female)" ; / or: "any singular Spanish noun (regardless of masculine or feminine form)" — of the "Spanish indirect object pronoun."

Note that this 'Spanish grammar rule' holds true even when the actual indirect object is stated in the sentence (both in written Spanish as well as spoken Spanish — thus indicating that:

"Answer choice: [B]: " Los perros (m)olestan a mi hermano." ;

→ is incorrect .

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For this question: Answer choice: [A]:

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→ " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. " ;

→ is the correctly written answer.

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Note that the "indirect object" is: "hermano" {"mi hermano"} ;

or, "brother" {"my brother}" — (in English) ;

→ which is a 'singular noun' ; in the 'third person' form.

→ As such, " le " — is the appropriate — (and correct!)

— "Spanish indirect object pronoun" to use.

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The correct answer is:

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→ Answer choice: [A]: " Los perros le (m)olestan a mi hermano. "

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Hope this answer is of help to you!

Best wishes in your academic endeavors

— and within the "Brainly" community!

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3 years ago

What equipment/supplies do students in domincan republic use in classes?

atroni [7]

The creation and implementation of a new curriculum has had its greatest success in the design and publication of objectives, modalities, and specifications. Foci of the curriculum include computer science, compulsory English and French from fourth grade, ecology, and sports, as well as strengthening the traditional studies of language and math. Most areas now have government-issued books for 100 percent of basic education and 60 percent of secondary, together with their teachers' guides. These books are supplied for at least a minimal fee, however, and availability is not universal. Many schools, especially private schools, still opt for commercial texts approved by the Secretariat that are sold at prices that are almost prohibitive for the average breadwinner. Much training has been done to orient public teachers in the use of audiovisual equipment, yet most public schools lack both equipment and electrical supply for their use. Language and math programs, however are broadcast by means of contracted radio stations, especially to the border zones.

4 0

3 years ago

Sus hermanos ___ llaman José y Mariela. me se

Sindrei [870]

Answer:

The answer is se.

Explanation:

7 0

3 years ago

11 Los cambios en temperatura ocasionan

torisob [31]

Hey! I believe that you’re in the wrong subject lol. Or are you trying to translate this from Spanish to English?

8 0

4 years ago

1. Ya llegué a la dirección _______(indicar).

snow_lady [41]

Answer:

1. Ya llegué a la dirección indicada.

2. Los turistas están perdidos.

3. Esta mañana las cuentas fueron pagadas.

4. El banco va a decidir sobre el préstamo pedido por el cliente.

5. Tengo todas las diligencias hechas.

Explanation:

Identifying the narrator and the time that a sentence indicates is the first step that must be taken. this is very important to be able to logically conjugate the verbs, and that these have concordance with what is being expressed

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3 years ago

Obra de teatro “Caperucita roja y el lobo" Discurso directo Discurso indirecto Dialogo de la obra​

Obra de teatro “Caperucita roja y el lobo" Discurso directo Discurso indirecto Dialogo de la obra