Answer:
Give me a piece of paper please, I need to get my snot out and I have nothing to do with you give me paper please !! ??
This is from google translate but I think you copied the question wrong because this makes no sense.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
I'm Hispanic, if its wrong then I'm sorry
The answer b because be is sand and sand forms by erosion, therefor B is the answer<span />
Es sobre el tapete
Chair and table behind a rug
Answer:
Yo nunca hablo el idioma local con nadie.
Explanation:
In this case you are using an adverb of frequency that means<em> always:</em>
- Yo siempre hablo el idioma local con todo el mundo.
If you want to transform this sentence in a negative sentence you must change the adverb of frequency using the antonym <em>never</em> instead of <em>always</em>:
Yo nunca hablo el idioma local con <u><em>todo el mundo</em></u>.
However, It seems that the phrase "todo el mundo" is affirmative you must turn it negative. To do so, you must use a negative word like nadie.
