<span>-Yo (soy) profesora.
-Nosotros (vamos) a la selva.
-Ellas (van) la jungla.
-Tú no (sabes) nada.
-El oso (come) las hojas verdes.
-Yo no (veo) nada. </span><span>
I do not know what I have to do exactly...
-Yo (estoy) en la clase de historia.
-Nosotros (estamos) en Costa Rica.</span>
1.Rich Port
2.San Juan
4.<span>United States Dollars
6.</span><span>Muñoz Marín
8.</span>Puertorriqueños <span>or boricuas
</span>9.Roman Catholic
10.Spanish and English
This is all I know
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La contaminación de los carros es terrible para el medio ambiente, pero las licencias de conducir son muy importantes.
"terrible" is the perfect math in the replace of BLANK
<h3>How to build a sentence in Spanish?</h3>
In syntactic typology, we say that Spanish is an "SVO" language, whose sentences follow the order "subject-verb-object". For example, in the language of Cervantes, it is written: "Pedro works in the library", a sentence that translates in the same order "Peter trabaja en la biblioteca."
Learning Spanish takes practice, and that's great practice.
Aprender español requiere práctica, y eso es una gran práctica.
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Answer:
I’m assuming your question is to translate it o Spanish, so that’s what I’m going to do.
‘In this kingdom there is a town’ translates to ‘En este reino hay un pueblo’.
Your answer would be 2) Amables!
