Answer: When addressing someone who you are unfamiliar with, someone with higher authority, or someone who is older like a grandparent or principally, you use usted. When you are talking to someone familiar like your cousin or friend, you refer to them as tú.
Explanation:
El sonido que hacen las ovejas se llama balido y el sonido que hacen los cerdos se llama gruñido.
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Answer:
-Ita/-Ito: formas de diminutivo
-Tardecita
-Perrito
-Colita
-poquito
-Enfermito
-Carita
-Sanito
Des-/ Dis-: Negativo, inverso al significado
-Desprolijo
-Descontenta
In-/ Im-: Significado opuesto
-Incapaz
-Imposible
-Impensada
A-/ An-: Negación o ausencia
-Anormal
-Antirrábica
Answer:
A. is the answer
Explanation:
A is the only singular present tense word. b is in form of nosotros (us). c is in form of yo (i) and d is in form of you (tu)
