Answer:
1. Falso.
2. Cierto.
3. Cierto.
4. Falso.
5. Cierto.
6. Falso.
7. Falso.
Explanation:
In this exercise you have to say if the statements are true or false, If a statement is true, you should say it's "cierto" and if a statement is false, you should say it's "falso".
For example:
1. Falso. This statement is false because "La familia Rivas" is not a big family.
2. Cierto. This statement is true because the mother is tall.
3. Cierto. This statement is true because children are swarthy.
4. Falso. This statement is false because the father is not so young.
5. Cierto. This statement is true because It's true that Susana is thin.
6. Falso. This statement is false because Alfredo is not a little boy.
7. Falso. This statement is false because they are not unfriendly.
Answer:
Lo.
Explanation:
María no lo tiene en la mano.
True. this is used in most family customs. i do this every year
<h3>How are ‘ll’, ‘h’, and ‘r’/‘rr’different in Spanish than in English, give examples of words with these sounds and how they are pronounced.</h3>
Answers:
"ll" it sounds in Spanish as the letter "y" in "yellow".
"h" it sounds in Spanish as the letter "h" in "hour". (silent)
"r" it sounds in Spanish as the letra "r" in "wrong".
"rr" this Spanish sound doesn't exist in English, although the "rr" is written in words like "sorry", but it sounds like the letter "r" in Spanish.
