1. La camarera sirve igual carne como pescado.
2. Conozco Muchos restaurantes que tú.
3. No estudio mucho así como tú.
4. ¿Sabes jugar al tenis tan bien como tu hermana?
5. ¿Puedes beber los refrescos como yo?
6. Mis amigos parecen Muy simpáticos como
Explanation:
Answer:
a boy named Pepe. Pepe's a good student. he's very studious. Your class
favorite is the English class. But Pepe is very messy, for Pepe, no
be orderly. For classes, Pepe needs a lot of things 1. Pepe needs a calculator
for algebra class. He needs a notebook for his chemistry class, he needs some pencils.
color for art class. She needs a book for her geography class. Need the task
for the technology class, you also need a dictionary for the English class. All
things are in Pepe's backpack. Pepe's ready for school.
In the first hour, Pepe has algebra class. Pepe looks for the calculator in the backpack.
no! The calculator's not in the backpack. The professor's not nice. Teacher
he's angry 4. Pepe gets extra homework from the teacher.
In the second hour, Pepe has chemistry class. Pepe looks for the notebook in the backpack
no! The notebook is not in the backpack. Professor chemica is not nice. Pepe need
sitting outside the classroom.
Antes de que los árabes trajesen su sistema de numeración a Europa (y de Europa a América y el resto del mundo), hace mucho tiempo, en la Antigua Roma, los romanos inventaron un sistema de numeración que todavía seguimos utilizando para algunas cosas. Son lo que llamamos números romanos.
Explanation:
The right answer is mezclar (to mix)
<em>Un cocido</em> is a stew made in a cooking pot with water in which you boil along with beef, vegetables, maize, olives, among others. You need to mix (mezclar) all these ingredients. There are countries in which the beef is replaced by chicken or pork meat. It's a delicious meal that many people love.
