Answer:
1. Yo nunca _<u>HE TENIDO</u>_ (tener) problemas en mis viajes.
Explanation:
I have never had problems in my trips.
<em>Tener</em> is in infinitive, it means <em>to have.</em>
In this case you are refering to events in the past with continuity so you use the pretérito perfecto (past perfect) which is HE TENIDO.
That means that in the trips you have done over your life, there have not been any problems. The possibility of more trips in the future, and problems in them, is open.
8. Emphasizes the determinants, articles and pronouns of this text and analyze them morphologically:
I must confess that I am nervous, very, very nervous, extremely nervous. But why do you empeñáis to say that I am mad? That disease had sharpened my senses, but it had not destroyed or blunted them. Mostly he had a excruciating ear. I heard all things from heaven and earth, and even many things from hell. How can I be crazy? Listen and observe with how much sanity and how calm I can tell you this whole story! It is impossible to say at what point the first time the idea came into my brain; But, once conceived, he pursued me day and night. There was No reason. Passion, there was not either. I wanted the old man. I've never been made to feel any harm. He didn't covet his gold. I think it was his eye! He had a vulture's eye..., a pale blue eye with a cataract in it.
1 muy delisiosa or extemadamente delisosa and muy barata or extremadament barata
2.mas grandes que
3. las mas interesantes and las mas dramaticas
4. muy barato
i hope this helped you on #1 you can choose from which one you want muy or extremadamente.
1. Bob miró.
2. Sue y yo aprendimos.
3. Yo escribí.
4. María y Susy compraron.
