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In April 1913, 90-year-old Henry McHenry walked out of the Chelsea Old Soldiers Home, telling his friends he was going to town – which they assumed meant Boston – and he didn’t come back. Three days later, word arrived that he had surfaced in New York City with a pocketful of cash. McHenry pointedly told police, who wanted to send him home, that he would leave when he had seen what he came for. What enticed this cantankerous Civil War veteran and retired stonemason to travel all the way to New York? He wanted to see this new dance phenomenon everyone was talking about: the tango. The year 1913, the writer H.G. Wells noted, was “the year of the tango.” This new dance where couples danced cheek-to-cheek, legs and arms pressed close against each other in an erotic embrace, had everyone’s attention.

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No, a la profesora no le gustan las enchiladas porque pican mucho.

Answer:

Number 9: D

Explanation:

Number 10:A

Your welcome

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Las glándulas exocrinas secretan productos químicos a través de conductos o tubos que llevan las secreciones a una cavidad corporal, a la luz de un órgano o a la superficie corporal. Por oposición las glándulas endocrinas llevan su producto hacia el líquido intersticial circundante no hacia conductos.

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Answer:

muchas preguntas

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1. constitucion

2. parque

3. el mercado

4. la carniceria

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Ella se lava la cara siempre.

Yo me cepillo los dientes todos los días.

El se viste con ropa moderna nunca (following the model, but the correct form in spanish will be) El nunca se viste con ropa moderna.

Tu te vistes con ropa moderna nunca. (other option of sentence).

Ellos se cortan el pelo cada semana.

Answer:1. Gusta

2gustan

3gusta or gustas

4gustamos or gustan

5gustan

6gusta

7gusta

8gustas or gusta

9gustamos or gustan

10gustan

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You -Buenos días, profesora Mendéz ¿Cómo *estás*?

-Muy bien ¿ Y tú?

You -Muy bien también.

You: Hola,María ¿Cómo *estás*?

Maria: *Estoy* preocupada por Francisco. Él *esta* enfermo y *está en el hospital.

Hope this help! ^^

Answer:

43: Quiere

44: Prefiere

45: Podemos

46: Juego

47: Entiende

48: Supongo

49: Vamos

50: Piensas

51: Empieza

52: Regresa

Explanation:

hope this helps :) Buenos Dias

The correct conjugation of the verbs in Present Tense is:

Translation.

Present Tense in Spanish.

The conjugation of the verbs used in the conversation, taking  into account the personal pronouns is:

To use the correct conjugation, you must identify the noun in the sentence, replace it with the appropriate personal pronoun, and use the corresponding conjugation with the help of the guide above.

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me

Explanation:

I love Spanish!

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Explanation:

A mi _______ gusta mucho andar en bicicleta y jugar deportes.

Theres 2 ways to do this:

1. a mi hermano le gusta andar en bicicleta y hacer deporte.

2. a mi hermana le gusta andar en bicicleta y hacer deporte.

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"Tengo un ____" - hermano since "un" is masculine.

"Ella es una ____" - profesora. The picture has that answer.

"El es un ____" - medico. Again, picture.

"...un tio que se llama ____" - Salvador since Rosa is your Tia he is your Tio.

"Ellos son mis ____" - primos since cousins are related to your aunt and uncle.

"Jose, es un ____" - ingeniero. Picture says so.

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1. El novio y la novia forman una  pareja

2. La ceremonia    nupcial tiene lugar en la iglesia.

3. Muchas novias llevan_ con su traje de novia.

4. Muchos novios intercambian un velo  durante su ceremonia nupcial.

5. El cura  casa a los novios en la iglesia y el alcalde  casa a los novios en el ayuntamiento.

6. La ceremonia en la iglesia es religiosa y la ceremonia en el ayuntamiento es  civil

7. Por lo general hay __Una recepción__ en honor de los novios después de la ceremonia nupcial.

8. Muchas veces la ceremonia nupcial sale en el periódico.

B. Da la palabra del vocabulario cuya definición sigue.

1. una gran cena : Banquete

2. edificio del gobierno municipal : Ayuntamiento

3. templo religioso Iglesia

4. el joven que se casa : Novio

5. lo que forman los novios durante una ceremonia civil : Una sociedad conyugal

6. presidente(a) de un ayuntamiento de un pueblo o municipio: Alcalde

Answer:

Cortar:

yo corto

tú cortas

él/ella/usted  corta

nosotros, nosotras  cortamos

ellas, ellos, ustedes  cortan

Leer:

yo leo

tú lees

él/ella/usted  lee

nosotros, nosotras  leemos

ellas, ellos, ustedes   leen

Escribir:

yo escribo

tú escribes

él/ella/usted  escribe

nosotros, nosotras  escribimos

ellas, ellos, ustedes   escriben

Answer:

1 tienes

1 tengo

2 tienen

2 tenemos

3 tiene

3 tiene

4 tienen

4 tiene

4 tiene

Answer:

This makes no sense:

I never have time to go shopping, my

It's crazy (crazy).

I use my credit card, but I usually pay with cash.

I don't like these pants that I bought, I'm going to

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Esta falda cuesta solamente diez dólares, es una  ganga

Nunca tengo tiempo para ir de compras, mi  trabajo es una locura (crazy).

Uso mi tarjeta de crédito, pero normalmente pago con dinero en efectivo.

No me gustan estos pantalones que compré, los voy a  regresar.

Answer:

When is Carla's party, when is the party

Explanation:

I speak Spanish un poco

Answer: laver la ropa

Explanation: porque la ropa esta susia

Answer:

Similarly, when forming questions in Spanish, the structure can be very flexible. In all of the examples below, the meaning of the sentences is the same, “Is Carlos a lawyer?”

¿Carlos es abogado?

¿Es Carlos abogado?

¿Es abogado Carlos?

Note: Spanish questions always begin with an inverted question mark.

When we add question words like, dónde (where), cuándo (when), qué (what) and por qué (why), they always stay next to the verb in the sentence. However, the rest of the sentence structure, including where the subject goes, remains flexible. Look at the examples below:

¿Dónde están mis llaves? → Where are my keys.

Mis llaves, ¿dónde están? → My keys, where are they?

Regular Verbs in Spanish

Verbs might be the single most important focus of the Spanish language as there are so many ways to express one idea just through verb usage and conjugation. This makes the Spanish the language both eloquent and beautiful, but also tricky for the Spanish beginner. Not to worry though! Below you will find a basic breakdown of how verbs work.

Infinitives

All regular verbs have an infinitive form that ends in either -ar, -er or -ir.

Example:

hablar → to talk

comer → to eat

escribir → to write

Conjugations

These verbs are then conjugated based on the subject and tense of the sentence. The -ar, -er and -ir ending is dropped and you are left with the base form of the verb, to which you then add the corresponding ending.

Example:

hablar (infinitive form) = habl (base form) = Yo hablo (I talk)

Now, brace yourself - there are 32 tenses (including both indicative and subjunctive) in Spanish, while English has only 13. But not to worry, you will only use about half of these tenses on a regular basis.

Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

Reflexive verbs are used when the object and subject are the same person. In other words, the person doing the action is the same person receiving it. Although reflexive verbs do not exist in English, the concept does, as we have the expressions myself, yourself, himself herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves and themselves. Reflexive infinitive forms always have “se” tacked onto the end of them to express that the reflexive pronoun must be used when conjugating.

Infinitive Forms of Reflexive Verbs

bañarse → to bathe oneself

ponerse → to put on oneself

cepillarse → to brush

Reflexive Pronouns

me → myself

te → yourself

se → himself/herself

nos → ourselves

os → yourselves (Spain)

se → themselves/yourselves (Latin America)

Examples of Conjugated Reflexive Verbs

Me baño. → I bathe myself.

Me pongo los zapatos. → I put on my shoes (on myself).

Me cepillo los dientes. → I brush my teeth (on myself).

Most reflexive verbs can also be used in their non-reflexive form which can change the meaning.

Example:

cuidar a alguien - to take care of someone

cuidarse - to take care of oneself

Me cuido bien. → I take good care of myself.

Cuido a mis hijos. → I take care of my children.

Gender in Spanish

In Spanish, all nouns have a gender - either masculine or feminine. For English speakers, who have never dealt with the gender of nouns in their mother language, it can be a little tricky to answer the question, is that thing feminine or masculine? To help make the process easier, there are some basic rules to follow.

Remember that all nouns are expressed using the definite article that matches in gender and number.

el → singular masculine article

la → singular feminine article

los → plural masculine article

las → plural feminine article

Examples:

el perro → the male dogs

los perros → the male dogs

la gata → the female cat

las gatas → the female cats

General rules to follow when trying to figure out the gender of a noun:

Adjectives in Spanish

Spanish speakers are very descriptive and thus, it is important to be familiar with the correct use of adjectives in Spanish. There are two key rules that you must remember:

Adjectives come after the noun that they modify. This is different from English where the adjective comes before. Example:

La casa antigua tiene 100 años. → The old house is 100 years old.

Adjectives must agree in gender and in number with the noun they are modifying. Example:

Los platos blancos. → The white plates.

La nina alta. → The tall girl.

Demonstrative Adjectives in Spanish

When learning a new language, new vocabulary is acquired over time. Therefore, knowing some basic demonstrative adjectives in Spanish can help you get through a situation where you don’t know or have forgotten a word.

Prepositions in Spanish

There are far fewer prepositions in Spanish than there are in English so you’re in luck! Here are some of the most basic and common prepositions in Spanish (although, there are a total of 26):

Explanation:

Over the course of learning Spanish, many people tend to forget some of ... You've probably learned that the rules of grammar are different in ... If you want to write that someone has a green house, you would say that ... Every proper sentence in Spanish must have a subject and a verb. ... Right?) or “¿No?

Answer:

gusta

Explanation:

since its a singular subject, it is gusta

Answer:

It's C

Im different *brrr*

Answer:

Las chicas están nerviosas

Explanation:

its easy :)

Answer:

las ninas estan nerviosas

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Explanation:

1- am

2-are you from

3-is from mexico

4- are from guatemala

5- are from texas

6- are from san salvador

7-are from miami

8-is from peru

El pueblo de Guatemala obtuvo su independencia el 15 de septiembre de 1821 con una votación de 23 a favor contra 7 en contra.

Esto se refiere a la libertad que disfruta una persona o un país donde pueden tomar sus propias decisiones sin ninguna interferencia externa.

Por lo tanto, podemos ver que el pueblo guatemalteco celebra su independencia con el uso de banderas azules y blancas y también hace uso de fuegos artificiales y coloridos espectáculos.

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