Answer:
1) se necesitan, 2) ahora, 3) Necesitamos, 4) La circulación, 4) calidad de vida se afecte, 5) calidad de vida se afecte, 6) inmediatamente, 7) son, 8) sigamos.
Explanation:
Hola, chicos:
Soy Lupita y trabajo para la organización ecologista Jóvenes verdes. Hoy quiero hablarles de los problemas que tiene el planeta. En primer lugar, el agua será un recurso escaso en las próximas décadas y <em>se necesitan</em> serias medidas al respecto. <em>(Future tense)</em> También debemos proteger los mares y los océanos <em>ahora</em> porque su supervivencia es fundamental para el ecosistema. (Present tense) <em>Necesitamos</em> los servicios de transporte público, nosotros tenemos que exigir <em>la circulación </em>de carros que usen combustible alternativo. No podemos seguir ensuciando el planeta sin que nuestra <em>calidad de vida se afecte</em>. (The speaker is conveying his position to the public about the use of vehicles fuelled by alternative resources) Es necesario tomar medidas drásticas <em>inmediatamente</em>. (The speaker is insisting on her warnings). Aunque las medidas para cuidar <em>son</em> difíciles de poner en práctica, lo cierto es que nuestro futuro depende de nuestras acciones. (Present tense, Third Person Plural) Mientras nosotros <em>sigamos</em>, numerosas especies irán desapareciendo, y por eso debemos actuar inmediatamente. (The speaker is insisting on her warning).
Answer: Imperfect Tense (Preterite)
Explanation:
The Imperfect Tense (Preterite) is one of the two forms of simple past in Spanish, and it is used to:
- talk about past habitual actions (adding <u>used to</u> in its different forms)
- describe what someone was doing when it was interrupted by someone (or something) else. In fact, is more a combination of the past tense and a continuous or repeating aspect. Frequently, this includes a sense of incompletion in the verb, but not always. (Is the equivalent to the Past Progresive Tense in english)
In other words:
It is specially used to describe what used to happen or what was happening.
In this sentence we are talking about two simultaneous facts: (1) the arrival of the ambulance and (2) the dizziness of the husband.
Cuando llegó la ambulancia, el esposo <u>estaba </u>mareado
When the ambulance arrived, the husband was dizzy
Note the husband was dizzy is an action that was taking place at that time in the past when the ambulance arrived.
That is why the verb estar (to be) is written in imperfect tense as estaba (was).
La respuesta es D, porque acaba de tener una cirugía
¡Espero que esto ayude! :)
Answer:
For this exercise we have to complete the sentences, using the appropriate adjective
Explanation:
The adjectives to use in these sentences are based on the conversation that Beth's parents have about her boyfriend
La madre de Beth es menos estricta que el padre. (Beth´s mother is less strict than her father)
Segun Christina, el novio de Beth es bien educado y honrado
. (According to Cristina, Beth´s boyfriend is polite and honest)
El muchacho se parece
al primo Rafael (The guy lokks like the cousin Raphael)
Rafael se independizó en su juventud (Raphael became independent on his youth)
Bernando piensa que Cristina y el miman
demasiado a Beth (Bernardo thinks that Cristina and him spoil Beth too much)
