1. We are not going to swim affirmation question exclamation 2. It is a natural swimming pool in a deep hollow affirmation question exclamation 3. We are going to swim affirmation question exclamation 4. We are going to take Marissa to a cenote affirmation exclamation question 5. I go out a lot on weekends week affirmation question exclamation 6. What do you like to do affirmation question exclamation 7. There is a football game in the park affirmation question exclamation 8. We begin affirmation question exclamation
<h2>Answer:</h2>
Ricardo:
Necesito hablar contigo hoy por la tarde. Tengo un problema muy serio y no puedo esperar más. Ya sé que prefieres que pida una cita para hablar contigo en horas de trabajo, pero esto es realmente importante. ¿Recuerdas el reproductor de DVD que me prestaste para ver el partido de fútbol? Pues verás, ayer mi novia y yo tuvimos algunos problemas; por eso no pude ir a tu casa a jugar a las cartas. La verdad es que me puse tan nervioso hablando con mi novia, que tenía el reproductor en la mano mientras hablaba con ella, y lo eché por la ventana. No tengo perdón, lo sé. Por favor, no te enojes conmigo, me importa mucho tu amistad...
Juan
<h2>Explanation:</h2>
Both por and para are Spanish prepositions. A preposition is a word (or group of words) which is used to show the way which other words are connected. We use por to talk about travel and Communication, exchanges, duration, motivation while para is used when talking about destinations, recipients, deadlines and goals. It's common to use por in common phrases just as por eso that means for that reason. For instance, para hablar contigo also uses the preposition para so this means to talk to you.
Answer:
I'm from San Antonio, Texas.
I'm going to the library.
Explanation:
Model — Where are you from? "I'm from San Antonio, Texas." - Symbols do you do after class? - I'm going to the library.
Answer:NONE
Explanation: I need more information to answer this what is this even talking about who is ana and who is frank???
