Answer: true
step-by-step explanation:
maestro means teacher in spanish
Answer:
For this exercise we have to use the verbs ir or estar according to the context.
Explanation:
The verbs ir and estar in preterite have the same conjugation, but according to the context we have to identify if the verb means ser to express permanent situation such as personality, physical appearance, occupation, among others:
YO fui
TÚ fuiste
Él/ella/usted fue
Nosotros fuimos
Ustedes fueron
Ellos/ellas fueron
La profesora de historia fue (she went, to express going to a place in past) a una reunión.
2. Los papás de María fueron (were to express personality in past) muy generosos.
3. Ricardo y yo fuimos (they went, to express going to a place in past) al museo por la mañana.
4. Esta tarde tú fuiste (you went, to express going to a place) a probarte las camisas.
Answer:
6. My familia y yo <u>viajamos </u>a Cuba en avión.
7. Yo <u>voy</u> a la escuela de pie.
Explanation:
Viajamos would be the correct tense because it's for we, as in you and your family. Voy is correct because it's for yourself aka "yo".
Answer:
Símil.
Explanation:
A simile is a comparison of two concepts that have some characteristic in common.
Sun, lantern, in this case the common concept is to light.
