Conchita wants to be a history teacher. He loves to travel, study the history of countries, and look at landmarks and historical places in countries in tourist guides. Based on the text, what might Conchita most likely want to do? Camping on the island Buy the postcard Go abroad Go to the theme park
Answer: Go abroad.
Explanation:
<span>Lo siento, ¿puede ser más específico, es su pregunta en un libro o algo así?</span>
Answer:
I am in english
Estoy means I am in english. You can use estoy for location, weather, health and emotions. esta meas is estamos means we're estan means
is it so
Explanation:
that is the meaning of all the words so, i think you can find the difference by looking up what is the different with estoy,esta,estamos, and estan hope this helps you :)
<u>Answer:</u>
B) Usted enseñas
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Explanation:</u></h2>
<em>"Usted</em>" is the formal form of saying "You."
<em>"Tú" </em>is the informal form of saying "You
While "Tú " and "Usted" both mean "You", they convey the formality of a relationship.
<h2><u>Tu</u></h2>
- <u><em>"Tú"</em></u> is mainly used when talking to friends, classmates, children, some family members and when there is a relationship of trust.
- ex) (talking to your friend) Carlos ¿cuándo es tu cumpleaños?(Carlos, when is your birthday)
<h2><u>Usted</u></h2>
- <u><em>"Usted" </em></u> is a more respectful and formal way of saying "You." It is mainly used when talking to someone older, teachers, and bosses. Some people substitute <em>"Usted</em>" with Señor( sir, Mr.) or Señora (Mrs.)
- ex) (talking to a teacher) Señor Taylor, ¿cuándo es su cumpleaños? (Mr.Taylor, when is your birthday?)
