Answer:
People from Spain don't like soccer - Falso
Madrid and Barcelona are the most important cities in Spain - Cierto
Santiago Bernabéu is a stadium in Barcelona - Falso
The rivalry between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona is not only in soccer - Cierto
Barcelona has resisted Madrid's centralized government - Falso/ <em>Spain is the least centralised country in the world. Barcelona and the Autonomous Community of Catalonia have total transfer of administrative powers, except for those related to milwaritary defence, airports, ports and railways</em>.
Only the FC Barcelona team was affected by the civil - Falso./ <em>All the teams were affected because on April 19, 1936 was disputed the last day of a league that crowned Athletic Club Bilbao as the best team in Spain and only resumed in the 1939/40 season.</em>
<em>On the other hand many stadiums were destroyed during the war and many players from all teams either died or were exiled.</em>
During Franco's regime, the Catalan culture thrived - Falso
There are many famous rivalries between soccer teams in the Spanish-speaking world - Cierto
River Plate is a popular team from Argentina - Cierto
Comunicaciones and Peñarol are famous rivals in Guatemala - Falso
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The answer is admiramos
The rule for verbs is whoever you are referring to (in this case 'nosotros'), you need to change the ending of the word.
Nosotros - amos
Yo - o
Tu - as
El, Ella, Usted - A
Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes - An
(Examples: Nosotros bailAMOS (instead of bailar) or Yo hablO (instead of habla)
Answer:
Anoche los Díaz dieron una fiesta para el aniversario de Marisela y Roberto.
Ellos se casaron en 1997.
Hubieron regalos, música, decoraciones y un pastel muy rico.
La casa estaba muy ordenada porque la señora Díaz pasó todo el día arreglándolo todo.
Cecilia iba a servir una paella clásica pero el día anterior decidió preparar un menú más informal.
En fin, la fiesta fue todo un éxito.
Eran las once (11 pm) cuando salieron/se fueron los invitados.
Explanation:
dar is give, but in this case is use to host (dar una fiesta: host a party). casarse is the present action of marry, casarse is in past (1997). Haber is present, hubieron is in past (kept in mind that the party was last night [anoche: last night]). Iba is past of Ir (go) and so on.
The only doubt i have is the n°10, is writen "salir" but you don't "exit a party", you left a party, so this was a mistake from your teacher. I used SALIERON 'cause is more accurate to SALIR, but it's sounds weird (I'm a native spanish speaker) SE FUERON is more accurate, it means "they left".
