Tengo la bañera en el refrigerador. Tengo la comida en el refrigerador. El mueble está en el refrigerador. La gorra está en el refrigerador.

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first one is es que me PONGO nervioso ...

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1. Yo ME visto.

2. Tú TE vistes.

3. Él/ ELLA SE viste.

4. Nosotros NOS vestimos.

5. Ustedes SE visten.

6. Ellos/ ellas SE visten.

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Tu día parece ajetreado. ¡Asegúrate de tomar descansos!

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theres no explanation for this, I can speak some Spanish so if you need help i dont know if you can message me, but you could try

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EL viaje puede durar entre 7 horas y 50 minutos :)

Asi que llegaria tipo 12 y 50 de la media noche

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10. Yo blank (plan) traer galletas a la fiesta.

Yo Planeo traer galletas a la fiesta.

II. Record your answers to the following questions with complete sentences in Spanish. When there are cues provided, use them in your answer.

1. ¿Qué piensas hacer esta noche? (go to a party)

Yo pienso a ir a una fiesta.

2. ¿A qué hora tienen Uds. que estudiar? (at 7 o'clock)

Tengo que estudiar a las 7 en punto.  

3. ¿Qué vas a traer a la fiesta? (games)

Voy a traer juegos a la fiesta.  

4. Tell a friend to read the correct answer.

Dile a un amigo que lea la respuesta correcta.

5. Tell your friends to wake up.

Dile a tus amigos que despierten.  

6. ¿Con qué frecuencia estudias en la biblioteca? (often)

Yo menudo estudio en la biblioteca.

7. ¿A qué hora vienes a la escuela? (8 o'clock)

Vengo a la escuela a las 8 en punto.

8. ¿Cuándo vas a bailar el tango? (now)

Voy a bailar tango ahora.  

9. ¿Por qué vienen Uds. a la fiesta? (to sing and dance)

Vengo a la fiesta a cantar y bailar.  

10. Tell your friends to take notes.

Dile a tus amigos que tomen notas.

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Mis amigos dar muchas fiestas.

Juanita esta cansada. va a tomar una siesta.

Yo saber el poema de memoria.

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Mirando lo

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Mirando and lo are two different scentences which in english translate to, looking at.

-Hope this helped!

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¿como estas? yo estoy muy bien. yo Soy Mercedes Picador. soy de Costa Rica. vivo en un apartamento en san jose, la capital. Mi apartamento es muy grande y moderno. Mi apartamento esta en el segundo piso, mi edificio no es muy alto. tiene cuatro pisos solamente mi familia no es muy grande. nosotros somos cuatro: mis padres, mi hermana y yo. y tu familia, Juana ¿ es grandeo pequeña? Escribeme pronto  

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the words that are in bold are the answers

hope this helps

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the (english), la/el (spanish)

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because Fray Bartolome de las Casas characterized himself as a chronicler.

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it translates to: Vocabulary Test - Unit 3 Choose the word or phrase that completes the sentence correctly. Antonio says that he was fired from work for being late so many times, or Either in order to O turn red there are moors on the coast Or something like that

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hope this helps

The correct translation of the given sentence into Spanish in Present Tense is:

The conjugation of the verb "querer" and "preferir" in present tense, taking into account the personal pronouns is:

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

If you want to learn more about Present Tense in Spanish, you can visit the following link: https://brainly.com/question/21054240

Answer:1:quien 2:eres, soy 3: dónde, somos

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I’m Latina

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Tu madre

me los

consigue.

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lo que entendí que es mi cuñada ponen los globos

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r

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Wherever you are, you can speak to people

Also if someone is rood to you, you can say something to them in a diff language and they WONT KNOW

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A benefit that hasn’t been mentioned yet, as far as I can see, is that being able to speak more than one language, especially in bilinguals, sets off the beginning of dementia by up to five years. Lucky me!

As for the other benefits, for me as somebody who works as a tour guide with six highly requested languages (English, French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish) + a seventh that is a minority language (Catalan), it means (setting the Corona virus pandemy aside) that I get more requests than people who speak just one or two foreign languages. It means I’m also more flexible: e. g. in my city we’ve got lots of tourists from cruise ships, so if there are few bookings for tours in one language, they may be more bookings for tours in another language. On one occasion, due to various circumstances, the tour operator’s request for me changed back and forth between four (!) of my working languages, but not working on that date was never an option.

News coverage: e. g. in the Spanish-Catalan conflict about Catalonia’s independence movement, the news coverage in the German newspapers is largely and uncritically pro-Madrid. Since I am fluent in both Spanish and Catalan, I am able to research and process information in both languages, which means I am less biased in favour of the central governments handling of the crisis during last years. It may, however, mean that I am more biased in favour of the independence movement (though not necessarily pro-Generalitat).

It may also be that a certain topic is well covered by the media of one or two countries with different languages, but not by the media in other languages, e. g. the Mistral affair between France and Russia received only one or two short articles in German , but was extensively covered over several months in both French and German media.

Information research: I am able to use scientific literature in various languages without having to wait for the translation into English or German.

Literature: the advantages are largely the same as with news coverage and information research. I do not depend on translation, plus I get to savour the flavour of the original language. Sometimes I may compare translations (and find out that in “Les Trois musquetaires” Dumas uses two or three dates for a short hand-written note, while this is corrected in the Russian translation), but usually I prefer not to read translations, since I am very well aware what may become lost in translation, also working a translator myself.

I’d also like to confirm virtually everything that Evan Wynn has written in his answer.

The only thing I cannot confirm is that learning a language is humbling. I’m frequently complemented on my skills in various languages, but to me it has always come easy and naturally. So even if I can intellectually understand why people are in awe, I cannot really understand it emotionally - unless I compare it with other areas in which I struggle to achieve anything that could be called proficiency.

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Brainlist pls!

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1. Escucho

2. Llegan

3. Estudiamos

4. Prepara

5. Llevas

6. Trabaja

7. Desayunamos

8. Necesitan

9. Enseña

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