Answer:
Don Quixote wants to become a knight because he is tired with his ordinary life. He wishes his life was filled with adventure and intrigue.
Answer:
its the second one she twisted her ankle
Explanation:
It's difficult to help with this question, since your assignment is filling in the blanks based on your own room and a siblings room...or a TV show room. What part are you struggling with? Are you able to fill in any of the chart on your own? That would help a lot to start writing sentences.
Lets start slow and work through it. What does "mi dormitorio" mean in English? What does "su dormitorio" mean in English? And, last, what does "los dos dormitorios" mean in English?
Answer:
The correct answers are: 1. a, 2. a, 3. b, 4. a, 5. d, 6. b*, 7. c.
Explanation:
This exercise deals with <u>possessive adjectives</u> in family relationships. The terms are translated as follows:
- Mi - My
- Su - His/Her/Plural Your/Their
- Sus - His/Her/Plural Your/Their (plural)
- Mis - My (plural)
- Nuestro - Our
I marked number 6 with an asterisk because the option provided says "SUS," which is used for plural nouns, but the correct answer should be "SU," which is used for singular nouns. In that sentence, the speaker is referring to the father's office (oficina), and should be marked as singular (su oficina/his office).
first blank: limpiaba, second blank: saca, so it's the 2nd one.