1) conoces (tú)
2) sabemos (nosotros)
3) conocen (ustedes)
4) sabe (él o ella)
5) conozco (yo)
6) conocemos (we)
7) sabe (él o ella)
8) conoce (él o ella)
(conocer means to be acquainted with something like a person, book, city, movie, etc)
(saber means to know a fact or you learned a certain skill. you could be talking about knowing the answers, how to play a sport, etc)
reason why is in parentheses, you don't have to write these down but i would like to let you know why these are correct :)
Answer:
kaki ku kaku kuku kaki ku kaku
Explanation:
kukukukukukukukukukukakakakakakakikikikikikikikk
Answer:
2X + 5Y = 300 (1)
X + Y = 120 (2)
DE 1 despejas x
X+Y = 120
X = 120 - Y (3)
Reemplazas en (1)
2X + 5Y = 300
2(120-Y) + 5Y = 300
240 - 2Y + 5Y = 300
3Y = 300- 240
3Y = 60
Y = 60/3
Y = 20
Reemplazas en (3)
X = 120 - Y
X = 120 - 20
X = 100
¿cuantas botellas de cada clase se han utilizado?
R. 100 botellas de 2 litros y 20 botellas de 5 litros
Answer:
II) vibrar un objeto, viaja como onda sonora y escuchar a través del oído
Explanation:
¿Cuáles son los elementos que intervienen en el proceso de un sonido?:
II) vibrar un objeto, viaja como onda sonora y escuchar a través del oído.
Hey!
While both are often used, the most accurate answer is probably answer a:
The "personal a" is necessary.
Why?
Well, when we say: "Quiero a mi esposo Jorge" we are talking specifically about the husband, that is: "lo quiero a él". Therefore, the "a" is usually used on these occasions.
