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.
Answer:
1. TRUE. This Unversity is in Europe, in Spain.
2. FALSE. The UAE has 7 faculties and one School.
3. FALSE. Filosofía y Letras is a Faculty.
4. TRUE.
5. TRUE. There is a Psychology Faculty in the UAE.
6. FALSE. The UEA is not in Málaga, it is in Madrid.
Explanation:
The UAE is one of the sixth public Universities in Spain, it is in Madrid.
Answer:
Anoche los Díaz dieron una fiesta para el aniversario de Marisela y Roberto.
Ellos se casaron en 1997.
Hubieron regalos, música, decoraciones y un pastel muy rico.
La casa estaba muy ordenada porque la señora Díaz pasó todo el día arreglándolo todo.
Cecilia iba a servir una paella clásica pero el día anterior decidió preparar un menú más informal.
En fin, la fiesta fue todo un éxito.
Eran las once (11 pm) cuando salieron/se fueron los invitados.
Explanation:
dar is give, but in this case is use to host (dar una fiesta: host a party). casarse is the present action of marry, casarse is in past (1997). Haber is present, hubieron is in past (kept in mind that the party was last night [anoche: last night]). Iba is past of Ir (go) and so on.
The only doubt i have is the n°10, is writen "salir" but you don't "exit a party", you left a party, so this was a mistake from your teacher. I used SALIERON 'cause is more accurate to SALIR, but it's sounds weird (I'm a native spanish speaker) SE FUERON is more accurate, it means "they left".