Answer:
I´m going to take a shot at it: The toro bravo is a torero.
Explanation:
The toro bravo is the bull. El torero is the bullfighter. They are not the same thing.
The answer is C I just took the test and made 100%
Answer:
The correct words and conjugation verbal depending of the sense of the sentence is:
1. No voy a abandonar mis estudios <u>a menos que</u> mis padres no me <u>paguen</u> el semestre.
2. Me ofrecieron mi primer trabajo <u>siempre y cuando</u> yo <u>finalice</u> mis estudios.
3. Voy a elegir una especialidad <u>aunque</u> el nuevo semestre <u>inicie</u> en el otoño.
4. Dediqué dos años de mi vida a ayudar a las víctimas del terremoto <u>tan pronto como</u> mis amigos y yo <u>supimos</u> la noticia.
5. Deseo aprender todo lo posible <u>hasta que</u> alguien me <u>diga</u> que debo buscar un empleo.
6. Me gusta estudiar español a pesar de que a veces me <u>resulta</u> difícil.
Explanation:
In the text were used a type of sentence named "concessional sentences" that are characterized for having a connector as "a pesar de, aunque, sin embargo" and others, and refers that <u><em>the first sentence is consequence of the second sentence or are absolutely related</em></u>, the conjugation of the verb was used taking into account the subjunctive form because the doings narrated in the sentences are situations that correspond to the reality.
<span>Nosotros _____ al aeropuerto.
Translation:
We [blank] to the airport.
The options are as follows:
</span>· <span>va - "[he/she/you (formal)] go)
</span>· <span>van - "[they] go"
</span>· <span>vas - "[you (informal)] go"
</span>· <span>vamos - "[we] go"
The subject is we; to have subject verb agreement, the answer cannot be the first, second, or third options.
Answer:
</span>· vamos - "[we] go"
Nosotros vamos al aeropuerto.
