Answer:
Her room is as clean as his.
Explanation:
The second option is the best for this particular example because is about the speaker and Josué, the first option is only about the speaker, the third option is about both, but Josué speak in this case, it could be the last option because is about both and is a similar sentence than the second one, but the second one is the correct answer.
Answer:
1.) Ana y su esposo decidieron hacer un viaje a Panamá.
2.) Primero, compraron los pasajes y reservaron el alojamiento por Internet.
3.)Luego, hicieron las maletas y se fueron al aeropuerto.
4.) Su vuelo fue retrasado y por eso llegaron muy tarde a su destino.
5.) Cuando llegaron a su hotel, en la recepción no podían encontrar lo que habían reservado.
6.)Por suerte, el hotel no estaba lleno. El conserje (concierge) del hotel era excelente; los llevó a la habitación y les ofreció varias excursiones.
7.) Ana y su esposo hicieron una excursión de ecoturismo en la selva y visitaron las islas de San Blas.
8.) Regresaron a casa contentos después de disfrutar de unas inolvidables (unforgettable) vacaciones en Centroamérica.
Explanation:
Hello, these are the answers.
Answer:
weather
Explanation:
i believe so cuz its saying viento which is wind
Answer:
1. Convenció.
2. Escribiste.
3. Animaron.
4. Invitamos.
5. Publicaste.
6. Dieron.
7. Presentamos.
8. Hizo.
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that in this passage they are asking you to use the past tense of the verb, since at least some of the sentences are describing events for the past. Just to provide a few examples, in sentence 1 it says that the dance teacher <u>convinced</u> the best dancers to participate (the sentence in Spanish does not use the infinitive, but the Imperfect Subjuntive). In sentence 2 it says that the person <u>did not write</u> in the newspaper that the organising commitee was incompetent. The other sentences do not reveal the tense, but since I do not have more information about your assignment, I have used the past tense—specifically the "Pretérito Perfecto Simple" in Spanish—in all of them.
