For this WRITING assignment, you are to imagine that you just won a six-day dream vacation to ONE of the following Spanish-speaking countries: ECUADOR or PERÚ. Then you will share 5 images and write 5 sentences in Spanish describing each day of your itinerary to one of these countries:

*DAY ONE: an image of the city where you arrive.
One sentence to say you arrive in the city of the Spanish-speaking country you chose to visit: ECUADOR or PERÚ.
*DAY TWO: an image of a point of interest in the city that you arrived in first (from day 1).
One sentence to state a point of interest that you want to get to.
*DAY THREE: an image of a point of interest outside of the city (in the country, the beach, the desert, etc.)
One sentence stating where you are going to travel and how you are going to get there.
*DAY FOUR: an image of another point of interest outside of the city (in the country, the beach, the desert, etc.)
One sentence using estar or hay, stating where a point of interest is located, something that can be found at a point of interest, and what you can do there.
*DAY FIVE: any appropriate image you would like from the country you chose to represent the last day of your trip.
One sentence using ser and estar, describing your trip or the country using one adjective, and how you feel on the last day of your trip.

Answer:

14, 26, and 49

Explanation:

The correct answer is:   [B]: " unas " .

        →   that is; " Unas marcadoras."
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Note: The question asks about the particular Spanish word—marcadoras—and which form of the indefinite article—

Note:  The term "indefinite article" refers to:

 ["some"] (plural) ; or,  ["a(n)"] (singular)} would be used.
     We are given the following answer choices:
     [A]:  ' un ' ;

     [B]:  ' unas ' ;

    [C]:  ' unos ' ;

     [D]:  ' una  ' .
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     Note that these answer choices constitute all the possible indefinite articles in the Spanish language.
     Note that in Spanish, the word: "marcadoras"—is a feminine, plural noun.  Furthermore, the Spanish word:  "marcadora"—is the feminine, single noun version.  This single feminine Spanish noun, along with the definite article, would be: la marcadora.
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Note that for Spanish—{Note: exception explained at end of this answer.}:

As a general rule:  {Note:  Exception explained at end of this answer.}:

                                                 Definite article             Indefinite article
                                                               ["the"]             ["a(n}"—singular]; or;

                                                                                       ["some"]—plural]:

Single noun, masculine:                           el                             un      

Single noun, feminine:                             la                            una      

Plural noun, masculine:                           los                          unos    
 {→ or:   [group of at least  
   one masculine;
   and one or more feminine] ;
→ take the plural noun, masculine:       los                          unos  
                      ⇒ i.e.    {"same as above"}.
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Plural noun, feminine:                             las                          unos  

          Since the Spanish word:  "marcadoras" —is a plural, feminine noun, the indefinite form would be unas marcadas ;

 → which corresponds to Answer choice: [B]: " unas ".

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Note: This should not be confused with the Spanish word:
         →  el marcador ;  [single noun, masculine];  

       in which the plural form would be:
        → los marcadores ; and the indefinite pronouns for both the single noun form and plural noun forms, respectively,  would be "un" ; and "unos".
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Other note:  One expection in the Spanish language:
For Spanish words in that begin with the Spanish  a as the first syllable, the single, noun form, for the indefinite article is "el" , and the single noun, indefinite article is "un" —by convention—since otherwise the pronunciation would be difficult to comprehend}.
 Examples:  El agua as divertida.  La usamos para cocinar.  
    water—el agua (feminine);  
    Africa—el África (feminine):
    soul—el alama (feminine).
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Hope this is helpful to you;
Best wishes to you in your academic endeavors!

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Answer:

A. pedí

Explanation:

Yo no tuve tiempo para comprar la comida, pero la pedí por teléfono y el vendedor me la envío.

wheres the Attachment?

Answer:

The answer is El

Explanation:

A

Answer:

last one

Explanation:



Answer:

I hope this helps, and if you have any questions I am here to help :)

Explanation:
Even for Spanish being my 1st language the conjuction "saber" is rather odd, so I understand how it can be a weird word. "Saber" means to know information, and "conocer" also means to know, but "conocer" is more for when you are familiar with something or someone.

For example, if I were to say "Yo la conozco" that would mean "I know her".

Since "saber" is for information and not people I would say, "Yo se de futbol." Which would translate to, "I know about football (soccer)".

I hope that makes the words seem less weird.

Also, I know Spanish classes use these so:

Yo conozco           Vosotros conoceis

Tu conoces           Nosotros conocemos

El/Ella conoce       Ellos/Ellas conocen

Yo se                     Vosotros sabeis

Tu sabes               Nosotros sabemos

El/ella sabe           Ellos/Ellas saben

Answer:

It is very important for us as human beings to bear good and solid moral values like helping others, honesty , righteousness, decency, and even self-decency.

Explanation:

Answer:

I think it is actually china

Answer:   question  9  and question 10 are both B

Explanation:

Answer:

Question 9 and Question 10 are both A

Explanation:

Spanish is my first language

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer: Gallego was not spoken in pre romen

Answer:

it actually has 5.

...........

Answer: D

Explanation:

Answer:

Question 9: A

Question 10: conoces

Explanation:

do you want an explanation?

Answer:

Explanation:

There are two right options:

О  él, ella, usted

О   ellos, ellas, ustedes

Answer:

Explanation:

Answer:

Explanation:

C

D

Answer:

I´m not to sure about all of them, so sorry in advance lol

Explanation:

C

1. Yo me lavo las manos.

2. Nosotros nos bañamos en el mar.

3. Los hermanos se levantaron temprano.

4. ¿Tu desayunaste temprano?

5. Tomás se lavo la cara.

6. ¿Cómo te llamas tú?

7. ¿A que hora se levanta Ud.?

8. Los chicos se lavan en el cuarto de baño.

9. Nuestra amiga se llama Carmen.

10. Después del partido, nosotros nos lavamos.

D

1. ¿Dónde te sientas tú para comer?

2. Yo me despierto a las siete.

3. Nosotros nos acostamos temprano.

4. Los jovenes se van a sentar a la mesa.

5. Ella se acuesta a las diez y media.

6. Los alumnos se despertaron.

7. Cuando estas enfermo, no te diviertes.

8. Mi hermano se sentó en la mesa.

9. Ellos se divirtieron mucho.

10. José no se desperto a tiempo.

Horizontales:

1. Los niños se levantan temprano.

3. Después de levantarse ellos se cambian rapidamente.

5. ¿Te sientes bien?

8. Nosotros nos acostamos temprano.

10. Ellos se bañan por la mañana.

11. Tú te lavas la cara todas las mañanas ¿verdad?

12. Cuando hace frío me pongo el abrigo.

13. ¿A qué hora se levantan Uds?

Verticales:

1. ¿Por qué no te sientas en el sofá?

2. ¿Te cambias inmediatamente después de levantarte?

4. Juan todas las mañanas se levanta a la ocho.

6. ¿Se ponen Uds. el sombrero en la playa cuando hace sol?

7. ¿Se bañan Uds. todos los días?

8. ¿Se acuesta Ud. tarde o temprano?

9. Alberto se siente mal hoy.

14. Cuando hace mucho calor nos quitamos la camisa.

Answer:

(B) a variation of a language.

Explanation:

Dialecto es una variación de un lenguaje....

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Answer:

the stone food

We walked 1440 meters to the south of the cave and found another room. That room had a very large table. There were six statues around the stone table. The table was set and had stone dishes. In the center of the table there was also stone food. There were small round shapes that looked like some kind of fruit, like cherries. Others were round too but bigger like grapefruits. When lifting the largest stones, huge snakes came out. My father and I ran fast to escape from that place. We saw a very large stone gate. Conclusion

At the word "open" the large stone gate swung open and we hurried through before it closed.

Explanation:

Answer:

El es un hablador por que dice cosas de mi.

Yo puedo establecer una mesa en un salón.

Explanation:

Gracias