Answer:
9.785: Nueve coma siete ocho cinco
642: Seiscientos cuarenta y dos
69.750: Sesenta y nueve coma siete cinco
10.035: Diez coma cero tres cinco
163: Ciento sesenta y tres
2.310.400: dos coma tres uno cero coma Cuatro cero cero
83.860: Ochenta y tres coma ocho seis
542.106: Quinientos cuarenta y dos coma uno cero seis
4.079: Cuatro coma cero siete nueve
137: Ciento treinta y siete
Explanation:
espero que esto ayude
Ybor City. It’s a city Neighborhood in Tampa,FL
Pusiste
Saliste
Viniste
Explanation :
They all finish with -ste
For this case we have the following expression:
- <em>i like to sing a lot
</em>
We must translate this expression into Spanish.
We have then the following verbs:
- <em>Like = gustar</em>
- <em>to sing = cantar
</em>
Then we have the following quantity expression:
Therefore, the expression when translated is given by:
Me gusta mucho cantar
Answer:
C. Me gusta mucho cantar
This is what you wrote but in english.
Today I am very happy; (1), see a smile on my face. I found a job! (2), it is not a bad job; (3), it really is very good. Remember that two months ago I wrote a letter to the multinational Chispitas and another to the Juanjo clothing factory? They will not believe it! I had a response from the two companies! (4), I received a phone call from the multinational company and, (5), they sent me a letter from the Juanjo factory. First I thought it was a joke. (6), the two messages seemed true. This week I had the two interviews. (7) in Chispitas they offered me a minimum salary and a contract for three months, in Juanjo they would give me a permanent job and a very good salary. (8), I took the job in the factory. My job is to analyze the financial situation of competing companies. (9), I have to talk to potential investors so that the company improves its financial situation. Yesterday I started with work and it is more difficult than I thought. (10), today I already feel a little stress. (11), I am happy because I can earn a living and return the money that my friends had given me. I prefer the pressure of work to the sadness of unemployment!
It is a nice story, but it isn't a question so I can't really answer it.
