Will not: won't
would not: wouldn't
who are: who're
were not: weren't
I have: I've
were not: ^^^^^
let us: let's
he has: he's
Answer:
Identity, Prejudice & Discrimination
Explanation:
https://www.commonlit.org/texts/inundated/parent-guide
Answer:
Nosotros te los compramos.
Explanation:
In Spanish, the words "te" and "los" are direct pronouns, and represent a replacement for both indirect and direct objects. The direct object in the original sentence is "los boletos" (the tickets), and the indirect object would be "ti" (you).
To be clearer:
<u />
<u>Nosotros</u> <u>compramos</u> <u>los boletos</u> <u>para ti</u>.
[subject] [verb] [direct obj.] [indirect obj.]
Is replaced by:
<u>Nosotros</u> <u>te</u> <u>los</u> <u>compramos.</u>
<u>[</u>Subject] [indirect obj.] [direct object] [verb]
Thus, "te" corresponds to "para ti" and "los" corresponds to "los boletos".
Let is an closed syllable
"Butterflies in one's stomach" and/or "cold feet"
