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Answer:42 c43c 44 b 45 d or a 46 d 47 a 48 a 49 b 50 d

Explanation:

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Answer:

El hombre esta haciendo esquí acuático

El hombre esta caminando en la playa con su n0v1a

La mujer se esta bronceando

  El chico esta nadando

La p4r3j4 esta comprando objetos

El hombre esta montando un caballo

La gente esta tomando bebidas

Los hombres estaban buceando

Explanation:

Answer: The Answer will be six

Answer:

91. O

92. M

93. K

94. L

95. S

96. R

97. J

98. H

99. N

100. C

101. B

102. I

103. E

104. T

105. G

106. A

107. Q

108. P

109. F

110. D

.・。.・゜✭・have a nice day・✫・゜・。.

escribo is the correct one

Answer:

1. ( - , = )

2. ( + , = )

3.  ( x , = )

4.   ( / , = )

Explanation:

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The present progressive in Spanish (presente progresivo) is used to talk about actions that are happening at the current moment or are in progress. It's formed by combining two elements: the conjugated form of the verb "estar" (which means "to be") and the present participle (gerundio) of the main verb.

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[Estar + gerundio] in Spanish corresponds to [Be + Verb -ing] in English.

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Estar is an irregular verb for the first-person singular, as its ending is "oy."

Yo estoy

Tú estás

Él / ella / usted está

Nosotros / nosotras estamos

Vosotros / vosotras estáis

Ellos / ellas / ustedes están

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There are two main cases of the present participle in Spanish:

(1) To find the present participle of verbs in -ar, remove the -ar ending and replace it with "ando."

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(2) For -er and -ir verbs, remove the -er or -ir ending and add "iendo."

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However, keep in mind that this is not always true. In fact, verbs like "leer," "pedir," or "decir" have a particular present participle.

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A. Usted (escribir) un correo electrónico.

The ending of "escribir" is "ir," so its present participle is "escribiendo."

"Usted" is used to refer to one person in a formal way. With "usted," we have to use the third-person singular conjugation.

Therefore, the sentence becomes:

Usted está escribiendo un correo electrónico.

Translation: You (formal) are writing an email.

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B. Mi hermano (ver) el periódico.

Applying the aforementioned method to find the present participle of verbs in -er, we know that the present participle of "ver" is "viendo."

Since "mi hermano" can be replaced with "él", the sentence becomes:

Mi hermano está viendo el periódico.

Translation: My brother is looking at the newspaper.

Note: The verb "leer" would have been more appropriate here.

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C. Ricardo (tocar) la guitarra.

The ending of "tocar" is "ar," so its present participle is "tocando."

Ricardo is a masculine name, so it can be replaced with "él."

Ricardo está tocando la guitarra.

Translation: Ricardo is playing the guitar.

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D. Mi madre (preparar) la cena para toda la familia.

The present participle of "preparar" is "preparando," as it is a verb in -ar.

"Mi madre" refers to a woman, so we use the third-person singular of the verb "estar."

Mi madre está preparando la cena para toda la familia.

Translation: My mother is preparing dinner for the whole family.

Note: The preposition "por" is usually used to indicate the reason, cause, or duration of an action, while the preposition "para" is often used to indicate purpose or destination. In this case, since you are talking about preparing dinner for the family (with the purpose of providing a meal for them), "para" is the more appropriate preposition to use.

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E. Nosotros (trabajar) en un proyecto muy importante.

The present participle of "trabajar" is "trabajando."

The corresponding conjugation of the verb "estar" with "nosotros" is "estamos."

Nosotros estamos trabajando en un proyecto muy importante.

Translation: We are working on a very important project.

Answer:

Ek ken nie die antwoord nie jammer

ITS 2 BECUSE THE 4 -2= 2

Answer:

It means student

Answer:

Based on the dialogue, Esteban's classes are at 2:45 and 12:00.

.・。.・゜✭・have a nice day・✫・゜・。.

Answer:

Trust me its A and B

Explanation:

Un is male and una is female

Answer:

enseñó

Explanation:

enseñó means showed

1. Nosotros estamos lavando.

2. Tomás y David están durmiendo.

3. Yo estoy leyendo.

4. Silvia está duchandose.

5. Tú estás diciendo/hablando.

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Answer:

1c

2c

3b

4a

5d

6b

7d

8b

9d

10d

11b

12c

I hope I have helped you a lot. Although activity 54 is missing, why didn't you pass it completely?

Greetings from Argentina

Answer:

nos escuchas?

Answer:

¿Cómo está yendo?

hope this helps :0

Answer:

Being the students in the School.

Buenas tardes, amigos. Estamos aquí en Coyoacán en la Feria del Tamal. Como Uds. ven, hace mucho sol y yo disfruto de este gran festival, junto con miles de visitantes. En el escenario principal, en este momento un conjunto de mariachis tocan música norteña y varios niños bailan. En otra sección del festival hay un mercado y muchas personas compran recuerdos típicos. Pero, la estrella del festival es el tamal. Más de 30 expositores participan en el evento y cada uno preparan tamales con diferentes ingredientes. Y claro, ¡todos nosotros comemos tamales! Mmm.

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Answer:

1. Hayas negociado

2. Haya hecho

3. Haya estado

4. Haya llovido

Explanation:

1. Son, I hope you (negotiated) your contract with good benefits.

2. We don't think that the architect (already made) the plans.

3. Shame that the bread (was not ) ready when we passed by the bakery.

4. I hope it (didn't rain) last night so we can go on a walk!

Answer:

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Explanation:

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I will bring terror to this community..

:)

-sincerly

hacker man

Answer:

The answer is 09 19 25 14 30

Explanation:

nueve is 9 in spanish

diecinueve is 19 in spanish

veinticinco is 25 in spanish

catorce is 14 in spanish

and treinta is 30 in spanish

Answer:

I speak Spanish if you need help you can ask me questions thank you! :>

Explanation:

1. Yo barro la escalera de mi casa a menudo.

2. Mi hermano pequeño casi nunca apaga la luz de su habitación.

3. La ropa es más barata.

4. Mis amigas apenas van al centro comercial.

5. Tú quitas el polvo de los muebles a veces.

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Antes, barría la escalera de mi casa a menudo.

Antes, mi hermano pequeño casi nunca apagaba la luz de su habitación.

Antes, la ropa era más barata.

Antes, mis amigas apenas iban al centro comercial.

Antes, quitabas el polvo de los muebles a veces.

Answer:

A. El cuello

Explanation:

El Cuello means The neck

La Oreja means Ear

El pecho means The Chest

La barbilla means chin